Cantilever beam is loaded by two concentrated forces and a couple.F,MF24Given: 11= 10cm; l 2 = 26cm; 1 3 = 19cm;F1 = -137N; F 2 = 120N; M= 246N m.Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at fixed point (consideringcounterclockwise direction as positive and clockwise as negative).Answer: Cantilever frame is loaded by two concentrated forces and a couple.F2FbMGiven: a = 35cm; b = 26cm;F1 = 93N; F 2 = -60N; M = -102N m.Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at fixed point (consideringcounterclockwise direction as positive and clockwise as negative).Answer:

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Cantilever beam is loaded by two concentrated forces and a couple. F2 F1 M Given: 1 1 = 1Ocm; 1 2 = 26cm; 1 3 = 19cm; F1 = -137N; F 2 = 120N; M= 246N m. Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at fixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive and clockwise as negative).

Cantilever beam is loaded by two concentrated forces and a couple. F2 F1 M Given: 1 1 = 1Ocm; 1 2 = 26cm; 1 3 = 19cm; F1 = -137N; F 2 = 120N; M= 246N m. Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at fixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive and clockwise as negative).

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