660 lb/ft Find the force that pin D exerts on link BD. 550 lb/ft |Fp[ = 5.4 ft ii) Find the components of the reaction force at B. By =, 4.5 ft →+ 4.5 ft→+ 7.2 ft 6.6 ft - By = iii) Find the components of the reaction force at A. The frame above is comprised of three links, and is A = fixed at A, pinned at B, and carries the distributed A, = loads shown. iv) Find the reaction moment at A. MA =

660 lb/ft Find the force that pin D exerts on link BD. 550 lb/ft |Fp[ = 5.4 ft ii) Find the components of the reaction force at B. By =, 4.5 ft →+ 4.5 ft→+ 7.2 ft 6.6 ft - By = iii) Find the components of the reaction force at A. The frame above is comprised of three links, and is A = fixed at A, pinned at B, and carries the distributed A, = loads shown. iv) Find the reaction moment at A. MA =

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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