A1.A three hinged arch 60 m span hassupports at unequal level as shown inthe Figure. if the equation of theparabolic curve is:1 kN/mCY=4*12x(L-X)/L?Where L is the length of symmetricparabolic curve.1. Find the length L.A60 m2. Find the reactions at A and BL.12 m

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A1. A three hinged arch 60 m span has supports at unequal level as shown in the Figure. if the equation of the parabolic curve is: 1 kN/m B Y=4*12x(L-X)/L? Where L is the length of symmetric parabolic curve. 1. Find the length L. A 60 m 2. Find the reactions at A and B L 12 m

A1. A three hinged arch 60 m span has supports at unequal level as shown in the Figure. if the equation of the parabolic curve is: 1 kN/m B Y=4*12x(L-X)/L? Where L is the length of symmetric parabolic curve. 1. Find the length L. A 60 m 2. Find the reactions at A and B L 12 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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