3: Rope BC will fail with an applied load of 50 kN. Calculate the largest force, F, applied at point B before this failure occurs. What are the reactions at point A under this loading condition? You may neglect the beam thickness. 26 kN 12 2 m 4 m

3: Rope BC will fail with an applied load of 50 kN. Calculate the largest force, F, applied at point B before this failure occurs. What are the reactions at point A under this loading condition? You may neglect the beam thickness. 26 kN 12 2 m 4 m

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3: Rope BC will fail with an applied load of 50 kN. Calculate the largest force, F, applied at point B before
this failure occurs. What are the reactions at point A under this loading condition? You may neglect the
beam thickness.
F
26 kN
12
B
2 m
4 m

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