AT-Shaped beam has a length of L- 35 m is acted upon by the distributed load as shown which has a maximum intensity of w- 597 N/m Support A is constrained by rollers in a slot which is allows the beam to move treely in the vertical direction but cannot move horizontally nor can it rotate. Support Bis smooth contact on an incline with proportionality as shown. You can assume that the beam is of negligibie thickness and weight and that all contact is frictionless. 2/3L B 5 3 A L Determine the following a. The magnitude of the equivalent resultant force created by the distributed loads. b. The equivalent location of the resultant force measured from A c The magnitude of the reaction force at support B

AT-Shaped beam has a length of L- 35 m is acted upon by the distributed load as shown which has a maximum intensity of w- 597 N/m Support A is constrained by rollers in a slot which is allows the beam to move treely in the vertical direction but cannot move horizontally nor can it rotate. Support Bis smooth contact on an incline with proportionality as shown. You can assume that the beam is of negligibie thickness and weight and that all contact is frictionless. 2/3L B 5 3 A L Determine the following a. The magnitude of the equivalent resultant force created by the distributed loads. b. The equivalent location of the resultant force measured from A c The magnitude of the reaction force at support B

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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