B. Derive the shear force equation,bending moment equation for the beamshown. Neglect the weight of the beam. *2.1 kN/mAC5 mB.t2mDetermine the following:26.Reaction support at point A.O a. 0.58 KN (Downward Direction)b. 0.58 KN (Upward Direction)c. 0.49 KN (Downward Direction)O d. 0.49 KN (Upward Direction)

The free body diagram of the beam is as follows:

2.1 kN/m A 5 m- B, 2m Determine the following: 26. Reaction support at point A. a. 0.58 KN (Downward Direction) b. 0.58 KN (Upward Direction) • c. 0.49 KN (Downward Direction) d. 0.49 KN (Upward Direction)

2.1 kN/m A 5 m- B, 2m Determine the following: 26. Reaction support at point A. a. 0.58 KN (Downward Direction) b. 0.58 KN (Upward Direction) • c. 0.49 KN (Downward Direction) d. 0.49 KN (Upward Direction)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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