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Determine the magnitudes of the reactions at A and B for the beam loaded as shown. A 12800 lb-ft B 1610 lb/ft 7'

Determine the magnitudes of the reactions at A and B for the beam loaded as shown. A 12800 lb-ft B 1610 lb/ft 7'

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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### Problem Statement: **Determine the magnitudes of the reactions at A and B for the beam loaded as shown.** ### Diagram Description: The diagram shows a horizontal beam subjected to different loads. The beam is supported at point A (on the left end) and point B (midway). From left to right, the diagram details the following: - A support at point A. - A clockwise moment of 12800 lb-ft is applied 4 feet away from point A. - Another support at point B is located 4 feet to the right of the moment. - A uniform distributed load of 1610 lb/ft is applied over a 7 ft span starting from point B and extending to the right end of the beam. The distances are marked: - 4 feet between A and the moment, - 4 feet between the moment and B, - 7 feet under the distributed load to the right from point B. ### Questions: Calculate the reactions: - **A:** [ ] lb - **B:** [ ] lb ### Answer Boxes: - **A =** [ ] - **B =** [ ]
Transcribed Image Text:### Problem Statement: **Determine the magnitudes of the reactions at A and B for the beam loaded as shown.** ### Diagram Description: The diagram shows a horizontal beam subjected to different loads. The beam is supported at point A (on the left end) and point B (midway). From left to right, the diagram details the following: - A support at point A. - A clockwise moment of 12800 lb-ft is applied 4 feet away from point A. - Another support at point B is located 4 feet to the right of the moment. - A uniform distributed load of 1610 lb/ft is applied over a 7 ft span starting from point B and extending to the right end of the beam. The distances are marked: - 4 feet between A and the moment, - 4 feet between the moment and B, - 7 feet under the distributed load to the right from point B. ### Questions: Calculate the reactions: - **A:** [ ] lb - **B:** [ ] lb ### Answer Boxes: - **A =** [ ] - **B =** [ ]
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