5-5 through 5-19. For the planar structures shown in the figures, find the reactions and determine the axial forces P, the shears V, and the bending moments M caused by the applied loads at sections a-a, b-b, etc.

5-5 through 5-19. For the planar structures shown in the figures, find the reactions and determine the axial forces P, the shears V, and the bending moments M caused by the applied loads at sections a-a, b-b, etc.

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5-5 through 5-19. For the planar structures shown in
the figures, find the reactions and determine the axial
forces P, the shears V, and the bending moments M
caused by the applied loads at sections a-a, b-b, etc.
T
6 k/ft
-3'-
|t²|
+
-3'-
Fig. P5-5
4 kN/m
-5m-
3m
Hinge
b
Fig. P5-6
b
20 kN
4 m
+

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