Determine the reactions of the following beams using Three-Moment Equation. BEAM 1: 1 0.5L- 2 0.5L- w = last digit of your student number + 2 (kN/m) L = last digit of your student number + 4 (m) *you may use Mathalino Prob. 849 as reference 3 W

Determine the reactions of the following beams using Three-Moment Equation. BEAM 1: 1 0.5L- 2 0.5L- w = last digit of your student number + 2 (kN/m) L = last digit of your student number + 4 (m) *you may use Mathalino Prob. 849 as reference 3 W

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Determine the reactions using Three-Moment Equation. (Last digit of my student number is 5)

Determine the reactions of the following beams using Three-Moment Equation.
BEAM 1:
1
-0.5L-
2
0.5L-
w = last digit of your student number + 2 (kN/m)
L = last digit of your student number + 4 (m)
*you may use Mathalino Prob. 849 as reference
3
W

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