3 kN/m +x A B C 4.0 m 4.0 m A propped 8m prismatic beam ABCD shown in the figure is loaded with a linearly increasing load of 3kN/m until its midspan. The beam is made from a certain wood and has a rectangular cross section of 200mm width and 400mm depth and Ewood=12GPA Provide or determine the following: a. Free body diagram with a loading diagram suitable for the Macauley moment expression and the boundary conditions at point A b. The constants of integration C1 and C2 c. The vertical force reaction and moment reaction at A and the reaction at pin C

3 kN/m +x A B C 4.0 m 4.0 m A propped 8m prismatic beam ABCD shown in the figure is loaded with a linearly increasing load of 3kN/m until its midspan. The beam is made from a certain wood and has a rectangular cross section of 200mm width and 400mm depth and Ewood=12GPA Provide or determine the following: a. Free body diagram with a loading diagram suitable for the Macauley moment expression and the boundary conditions at point A b. The constants of integration C1 and C2 c. The vertical force reaction and moment reaction at A and the reaction at pin C

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