5.) please help with solution **Problem Statement:**Determine A) the resultant force, \( F_R \), and B) specify where it acts on the beam measured from point A. C) Calculate the support reactions at the fixed attachment point A. Take into account that the beam itself is uniform in cross-section and weighs 300 N.**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram illustrates a beam fixed at point A with a length of 5 meters. The beam is subjected to a triangular distributed load that varies from 0 N/m to 500 N/m at the end opposite to the fixed point. The load distribution is given by \( w = 4x^3 \), where \( w \) is the load in N/m and \( x \) is the distance from point A along the beam. The beam itself is uniform and has a total weight of 300 N. The image depicts a beam subjected to a varying distributed load. The location of the beam is marked from point A on the left to the right end along the x-axis. ### Description:- **Beam Length**: The beam spans a total length of 5 meters.- **Load Distribution**: - The load intensity is represented by \(w = 4x^3\), indicating the load increases with the cube of the distance \(x\) from point A. - At the right end (x = 5 m), the load intensity reaches a maximum value of 500 N/m.- **Illustration Details**: - The load is shown graphically as a series of arrows increasing in length from left to right, illustrating the increasing magnitude of the load with distance.This diagram can be used to illustrate concepts in structural engineering, such as calculating reactions, shear forces, bending moments, and deflections in beams. Understanding how distributed loads vary across a structure is essential for designing safe and efficient structural systems.

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Determine A) the resultant force, FR, and B) specify where it acts on the beam measured from point A. C) Calculate the support reactions as the fixed attachment point A. Take into account that the beam itself is uniform in cross-section and weighs 300 N. W A -w=4x³ 5m 500 N/m

Determine A) the resultant force, FR, and B) specify where it acts on the beam measured from point A. C) Calculate the support reactions as the fixed attachment point A. Take into account that the beam itself is uniform in cross-section and weighs 300 N. W A -w=4x³ 5m 500 N/m

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