For given distributed loads, see figures below, determine resultant and moments around load ends (points A and B). Assume p = 2kN/m. 2p a) 4m 2p B Р A b) 4m V 3p B c) 10m A 3p B
For given distributed loads, see figures below, determine resultant and moments around load ends (points A and B). Assume p = 2kN/m. 2p a) 4m 2p B Р A b) 4m V 3p B c) 10m A 3p B
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Transcribed Image Text:For given distributed loads, see figures below, determine resultant and moments around load ends (points A and B). Assume \( p = 2kN/m \).
The image contains several diagrams labeled from (a) to (i), each illustrating beams with distributed loads. Points A and B mark the ends of these beams, with each figure specifying the magnitude and position of loads.
### Descriptions:
#### a)
- A uniform distributed load of \( 2p \) acts across a 4m span from A to B.
#### b)
- A triangular distributed load starts at A with 0 load and increases linearly to \( 3p \) at B over a span of 4m.
#### c)
- A triangular load increases linearly from 0 at A to \( 3p \) at B over a span of 10m.
#### d)
- A triangular load decreases linearly from \( 2p \) at A to \( 0 \) at B over a 6m span.
#### e)
- Two rectangular loads of \( 2p \) each are placed at the ends A and B, over a total span of 12m, with an 8m gap in between.
#### f)
- A trapezoidal load with two \( 2p \) peaks over a span of 6m, with portions marked as 2m each at the start, middle, and end.
#### g)
- A semi-circular load distributed over a 20m span, with a peak load of \( 2p \) in the center.
#### h)
- A parabolic load with a peak load of \( 2p \) in the center over a 7m span.
#### i)
- A triangular load starting at \( 1.5p \) at A and increasing to \( 5p \) at B over a span of 12m.
Each diagram illustrates different types of distributed loads, representing varying real-world load scenarios for analysis.
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