For the beam shown below: - Draw the free body diagram showing the reactions for each type of supports - Determine the magnitude of the reactions on the beam at A and B. Neglect the thickness of the beam. - Discuss how changing the location of the 600 N force will affect the support reaction at B.

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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.