I. PROBLEM STATE MENTWiAFREC.RPII GIVEN5 ftWi = 60 lb/ftAB =5 ftIftDE = 2 ftEF = 3 ftBC70 lb%3DM3D800 lb.ft%3DII REQUIREDA.) REACTION AT B ( Ra)B.)SHEAR FORCE AT DC.) MOMENT AT DD.) MOMENT AT BE.) SHEAR AT EE) DRAW THE SHEAR DIAGRAMG.) DRAW THE MOMENT DIAGRAM

as per guideline i have to solve only three subpart of the question .

E MENT Wi AB Rp RE I GIVEN AB = 5代 5 ft W 60 lb/ft L= 70 lb M = 800 lb ft BC CD = 1 ft DE = 2 ft EF = 3 ft %3D %3D %3D %3D I REQUIRED A.) REACTION AT B( RB) B.)SHEAR FORCE AT D C.) MOMENT AT D D.) MOMENT AT B E.) SHEAR AT E F) DRAW THE SHEAR DIAGRAM O DRA THE MOMENT DIAGRAM

E MENT Wi AB Rp RE I GIVEN AB = 5代 5 ft W 60 lb/ft L= 70 lb M = 800 lb ft BC CD = 1 ft DE = 2 ft EF = 3 ft %3D %3D %3D %3D I REQUIRED A.) REACTION AT B( RB) B.)SHEAR FORCE AT D C.) MOMENT AT D D.) MOMENT AT B E.) SHEAR AT E F) DRAW THE SHEAR DIAGRAM O DRA THE MOMENT DIAGRAM

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Types of loading

In mechanical terminology, the term load indicates that external force/weight, either constant or variable, acts on a mechanical member/structure. The weight of an object of a specific material is also an external load, and the external force that works on a structure comes under the categories of loading. The external load generates its effects as stress and strain in the structure.

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I. PROBLEM STATE MENT
Wi
AF
RE
C.
RP
II GIVEN
5 ft
Wi = 60 lb/ft
AB =
5 ft
Ift
DE = 2 ft
EF = 3 ft
BC
70 lb
%3D
M3D800 lb.ft
%3D
II REQUIRED
A.) REACTION AT B ( Ra)
B.)SHEAR FORCE AT D
C.) MOMENT AT D
D.) MOMENT AT B
E.) SHEAR AT E
E) DRAW THE SHEAR DIAGRAM
G.) DRAW THE MOMENT DIAGRAM

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