For the simply supported beam shown below with dimensions x, = 27 in, d = 12 in, and L = 55 in and external forces F, = 300 # and F, = 210 #, determine the reaction forces RA (#] and Rg (#). F2 RA

Q: Figure Q3a shows a simply supported beam AB with support reactions RA and RB. Two point loads F₁ =…

A: To find  : The reaction RA and RB . Given :  The forces are F1=35 kN and F2=65 KN. The length are…

Q: Figure Q3a shows a simply supported beam AB with support reactions RA and RB. Two point loads F1= 35…

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Q: A beam with a solid homogeneous rectangular section is simply supported at A and B. A concentrated…

A: F=275 kNL1=3.75mL2=1.25mrectangular section b=45mmd=205mm

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Q: 4.19-4.24 For the beams shown in Figures P4-19-P4-24, determine the nodal displacements and slopes,…

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Q: 2. For the simply supported beam shown below, a. Find reactions at A and B 60KN A b. Sketch the VM…

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Q: Q2/ A beam (ABC) is supported at A&B and carries a uniformly distributed loads between AB of 50N/m…

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Q: beam shown in figure below. Also determine the magnitude of the resultant force (Ri, and the…

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Q: 2. For the beam shown below, let w。 = 116 N/m, w₁ = 72 N/m, and P = 30 N. All dimensions are in m. 0…

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Q: Q3/ A simply supported beam of weight 20KN/m is supported at A&B, AB= 5m. Two-point loads of (W)KN &…

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Q: A beam with a solid homogeneous rectangular section is simply supported at A and B. A concentrated…

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Q: The beam in the figure below is subjected to a load P= 3.9 kN at its end. Young's modulus is 210 GPa…

A: P = 3.9 kNE = 210 GPa I = 5 * 106 mm4a = 1.5 mb= 1.3m

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