For the beam shown below, determine the reaction at support B. Assume B is pin and A andC are rollers. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 150 x 106 mmª.4 kN/m15 mB-20 mIf the support at B settles downward by 10 mm, explain how you would determine thesupport reaction at B.

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For the beam shown below, determine the reaction at support B. Assume B is pin and A and C are rollers. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 150 x 106 mmª. A 4 kN/m 15 m. B 20 m If the support at B settles downward by 10 mm, explain how you would determine the support reaction at B.

For the beam shown below, determine the reaction at support B. Assume B is pin and A and C are rollers. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 150 x 106 mmª. A 4 kN/m 15 m. B 20 m If the support at B settles downward by 10 mm, explain how you would determine the support reaction at B.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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