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A beam of length 6 m and negligible weight is supported by a pin on its lef its right end 8. A 15 KN force is applied at 2 m from the pin support. A 6 KN the roller support. 15 KN 6 KN

A beam of length 6 m and negligible weight is supported by a pin on its lef its right end 8. A 15 KN force is applied at 2 m from the pin support. A 6 KN the roller support. 15 KN 6 KN

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A beam of length 6 m and negligible weight is supported by a pin on its left end A and a roller support on its right end 8. A 15 KN force is applied at 2 m from the pin support. A 6 KN force is applied at 2 m from the roller support. 2 m 15 KN 2 m 6 KN 2 m B Complete the following tasks: 1. Draw a free body diagram of the rod, showing all forces acting on the rod, including reaction forces. 2. Determine the magnitude of all reactions at A and B. 3. Draw the shear force diagram and the bending moment diagram, indicating the values of the shear force and of the bending moment at the pin support A, at 2 m and 4 m distances to the right of A and at the roller support B.
Transcribed Image Text:A beam of length 6 m and negligible weight is supported by a pin on its left end A and a roller support on its right end 8. A 15 KN force is applied at 2 m from the pin support. A 6 KN force is applied at 2 m from the roller support. 2 m 15 KN 2 m 6 KN 2 m B Complete the following tasks: 1. Draw a free body diagram of the rod, showing all forces acting on the rod, including reaction forces. 2. Determine the magnitude of all reactions at A and B. 3. Draw the shear force diagram and the bending moment diagram, indicating the values of the shear force and of the bending moment at the pin support A, at 2 m and 4 m distances to the right of A and at the roller support B.
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