[71.2 KN) [53.4 kN] 12 k 16,000 Ib 6' [1.8m] 10" 10' [3.0 m) [3.0 m] [2.4 m] 200 b/1t [2.92 kN/m) A2 (a) (d) [44.5 kN) 10 kips 14' 2' 3' 5' (4.2 m] [0.6 m)) [0.9 m] [1.6 m] 750 Ib/11 [10.94 kN/m] R2 200 ib/ft 500 Ib/ft [2.92 kN/m] [7.3 kN/m] Re (b) (e) [1.78 kN} [4.0 kN] 900 Ib 5" [2.67 KN] 600 lb 2' [8.9 kN] 2000 Ib [4.45 kN] 400 lb 3' 1000 Ib 3' 3' [0.9m] [1.5 m) 1 [12m] fa6m] [1.8m) [0.9m], [18 m] 0.9m] 100 Ib/1 [1.46 kN/m]300 Ib/t[4.38 KN/m R2 R2 (c) (S)

[71.2 KN) [53.4 kN] 12 k 16,000 Ib 6' [1.8m] 10" 10' [3.0 m) [3.0 m] [2.4 m] 200 b/1t [2.92 kN/m) A2 (a) (d) [44.5 kN) 10 kips 14' 2' 3' 5' (4.2 m] [0.6 m)) [0.9 m] [1.6 m] 750 Ib/11 [10.94 kN/m] R2 200 ib/ft 500 Ib/ft [2.92 kN/m] [7.3 kN/m] Re (b) (e) [1.78 kN} [4.0 kN] 900 Ib 5" [2.67 KN] 600 lb 2' [8.9 kN] 2000 Ib [4.45 kN] 400 lb 3' 1000 Ib 3' 3' [0.9m] [1.5 m) 1 [12m] fa6m] [1.8m) [0.9m], [18 m] 0.9m] 100 Ib/1 [1.46 kN/m]300 Ib/t[4.38 KN/m R2 R2 (c) (S)

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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