An 11-m simply supported beam is supported by another simple support 6.5 meters from the left support. It is subjected to a uniformly increasing load of zero from the left support to 30kN/m at the middle support. A 24kN point load is also acting 1.5 meters from the left support. A uniformly distributed load of 20kN/m is applied from the right support towards the 1.5 meters before the middle support. Using Three-Moment Equation, determine the numerical value of the middle support reaction in kN. Round off your final answer in two decimal places. No need to type the units.

An 11-m simply supported beam is supported by another simple support 6.5 meters from the left support. It is subjected to a uniformly increasing load of zero from the left support to 30kN/m at the middle support. A 24kN point load is also acting 1.5 meters from the left support. A uniformly distributed load of 20kN/m is applied from the right support towards the 1.5 meters before the middle support. Using Three-Moment Equation, determine the numerical value of the middle support reaction in kN. Round off your final answer in two decimal places. No need to type the units.

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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