FIND THE REACTION FORCES FOR THE BEAM BELOW ,P=500+A*10 NEWTONS AND L = 20 METERS BY USING SAP2000 SOFTWARE, PRINT 2D AND 3D VIEWS OF THE SOLUTION. a = b =L /2 A= LAST DIGIT OF YOUR CLASS ID A=2 EXAMPLE: ID CLASS ID=17, A=7 OR ID=4, A=4 a b L

FIND THE REACTION FORCES FOR THE BEAM BELOW ,P=500+A*10 NEWTONS AND L = 20 METERS BY USING SAP2000 SOFTWARE, PRINT 2D AND 3D VIEWS OF THE SOLUTION. a = b =L /2 A= LAST DIGIT OF YOUR CLASS ID A=2 EXAMPLE: ID CLASS ID=17, A=7 OR ID=4, A=4 a b L

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FIND THE REACTION FORCES FOR THE BEAM BELOW ,P=500+A*10 NEWTONS
AND L = 20 METERS BY USING SAP2000 SOFTWARE, PRINT 2D AND 3D VIEWS OF
THE SOLUTION.
a = b = L /2
A= LAST DIGIT OF YOUR CLASS ID
A=2
EXAMPLE: ID CLASS ID= 17, A=7
OR ID=4, A=4
b

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