A W410 x 60 standard steel shape is used to support the loads shown on the beam in the figure below. Assume P 125 kN, w 30 kN/m, a 3 m, and b 2 m. Determine the reaction forces at D, C, A, and the moment exerted on the beam at A. Match the answers. Pin B C. 87.5 187.5 150 1. FA= kN 168.5 2. Fc=. kN 178.3 3. FD= kN 85.6 4. MA- kN 5 Not an answer 37.5 35.8 145

A W410 x 60 standard steel shape is used to support the loads shown on the beam in the figure below. Assume P 125 kN, w 30 kN/m, a 3 m, and b 2 m. Determine the reaction forces at D, C, A, and the moment exerted on the beam at A. Match the answers. Pin B C. 87.5 187.5 150 1. FA= kN 168.5 2. Fc=. kN 178.3 3. FD= kN 85.6 4. MA- kN 5 Not an answer 37.5 35.8 145

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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