A simply-supported beam is subjected to the forces and coupled moments. The dimensions of the beam and the values of the forces and couple moments are: a-3.7m b-50m c-53m C-230 kN-m F 20 KN w-24 kN/m Determine the support reactions at the left and rights supports. Determine the shearing force and bending moment at the following locations Finally, determine the maximum bending moment and the location along the length of the beam where the maximum bending moment occurs Support Reactions Rip R a Shear Forces and Bending Moments At ₁-1.7 m (from the left support) V₂- Mat At 4.3 m (from the left support) Va" Ma At as 10.9 m (trom the left support VA- Mas Maximum Bending Moment M ;. az be sure to include unde with your answers W

A simply-supported beam is subjected to the forces and coupled moments. The dimensions of the beam and the values of the forces and couple moments are: a-3.7m b-50m c-53m C-230 kN-m F 20 KN w-24 kN/m Determine the support reactions at the left and rights supports. Determine the shearing force and bending moment at the following locations Finally, determine the maximum bending moment and the location along the length of the beam where the maximum bending moment occurs Support Reactions Rip R a Shear Forces and Bending Moments At ₁-1.7 m (from the left support) V₂- Mat At 4.3 m (from the left support) Va" Ma At as 10.9 m (trom the left support VA- Mas Maximum Bending Moment M ;. az be sure to include unde with your answers W

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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