1. Three forces and an applied moment act on the beam with a fixed-end support.(a) Determine x and y components of each force (based on coordinate system drawn).(b) Draw FBD.(c) What motion does the fixed-end support restrict?(d) Solve for ALL the reactions at the support.m1 m0.3 m0.54 kNm1.5 m70°15 kN-m10 kN6 kN0.3 m

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Determine x and y components of each force (based on coordinate system drawn). Draw FBD. What motion does the fixed-end support restrict? Solve for ALL the reactions at the support.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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