A beam 1 = 0.8 m long is acted on by three forces, as illustrated below. The beam is in equilibrium (it does not move) and is light (so the weight of the beam can be ignored). F2 acts at the centre of the beam. The diagram is not drawn to scale. F₁ Value of d: 1 m F₂ F3 Given that F₁ = 1.2 N and F3 = 1.7 N, calculate the values of F2 and d. Give your answer for din m to 3 significant figures. Value of F₂: N d

A beam 1 = 0.8 m long is acted on by three forces, as illustrated below. The beam is in equilibrium (it does not move) and is light (so the weight of the beam can be ignored). F2 acts at the centre of the beam. The diagram is not drawn to scale. F₁ Value of d: 1 m F₂ F3 Given that F₁ = 1.2 N and F3 = 1.7 N, calculate the values of F2 and d. Give your answer for din m to 3 significant figures. Value of F₂: N d

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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