A horizontal beam AG is subjected to vertical concentrated forces at B of 200KN acting downward 3m to the right of A and at G of 100KN upward 5m to the right of F, a uniformly distributed load of 20KN/m between C and D with a span of 4m and a distributed load varying linearly from zero at E to a maximum of 10KN/m at F with a span of 6m. If C is 2m to the right of B and D is 3m to the left of E. Find the magnitude of the resultant and its position from G.

A horizontal beam AG is subjected to vertical concentrated forces at B of 200KN acting downward 3m to the right of A and at G of 100KN upward 5m to the right of F, a uniformly distributed load of 20KN/m between C and D with a span of 4m and a distributed load varying linearly from zero at E to a maximum of 10KN/m at F with a span of 6m. If C is 2m to the right of B and D is 3m to the left of E. Find the magnitude of the resultant and its position from G.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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