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A beam, supported by hinge and roller, is subjected to the forces shown in the figure, and a clockwise moment at point D. Calculate and indicate the directions of the reactions at the supports.

A beam, supported by hinge and roller, is subjected to the forces shown in the figure, and a clockwise moment at point D. Calculate and indicate the directions of the reactions at the supports.

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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A beam, supported by hinge and roller, is subjected to the forces shown in the figure, and a clockwise moment at point D. Calculate and indicate the directions of the reactions at the supports.
• First two digits plus last digit (2020012345) = 20 + 5 = 25 • Sum of all the digits (2020012345) = 2+0+2+0+0+1+2+3+4+5 = 19 6th to 9th digit divided by 10 (2020012345) = 1234/10 =123.4 m= sum of all the digits of your student number multiplied by 1.5 (kilograms, Kg) x = sum of all the digits of your student number plus 8 (degrees) OO. M, = moment D = sum of all the digits of your student number plus 10 (Newton-meter, Nm) 1.0 m 0 = sum of all the digits of your student number (degrees) Length of beam = 4.0 m Mass of beam = last four digits of your student number (kilograms, Kg)
Transcribed Image Text:• First two digits plus last digit (2020012345) = 20 + 5 = 25 • Sum of all the digits (2020012345) = 2+0+2+0+0+1+2+3+4+5 = 19 6th to 9th digit divided by 10 (2020012345) = 1234/10 =123.4 m= sum of all the digits of your student number multiplied by 1.5 (kilograms, Kg) x = sum of all the digits of your student number plus 8 (degrees) OO. M, = moment D = sum of all the digits of your student number plus 10 (Newton-meter, Nm) 1.0 m 0 = sum of all the digits of your student number (degrees) Length of beam = 4.0 m Mass of beam = last four digits of your student number (kilograms, Kg)
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