For the beam supported by a vertical spring at Point B, solve for all reaction using the Force Method of Analysis and by releasing By First solve for By symbolically (don't insert values for L, P, E, I, and k) and then once you've obtained an answer for B,then insert all values to obtain a numeric answer. L = 15 ft P = 22 kip A B E = 29,000 ksi k / = 100 int – /2 L/2 k = 30 kip/in

For the beam supported by a vertical spring at Point B, solve for all reaction using the Force Method of Analysis and by releasing By First solve for By symbolically (don't insert values for L, P, E, I, and k) and then once you've obtained an answer for B,then insert all values to obtain a numeric answer. L = 15 ft P = 22 kip A B E = 29,000 ksi k / = 100 int – /2 L/2 k = 30 kip/in

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For the beam supported by a vertical spring at Point B, solve for all reactions
using the Force Method of Analysis and by releasing By First solve for By
symbolically (don't insert values for L, P, E, I, and k) and then once you've
obtained an answer for B,then insert all values to obtain a numeric answer.
P
L = 15 ft
P = 22 kip
E = 29,000 ksi
B
k.
/ = 100 int
L/2
L/2–
k = 30 kip/in

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