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Q: Determine the porce of KL S@ 3m = IS m 12 KM 12 KM 12 KN 12 KH 12 KM 12KM Co

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Q: termine the reactions pins 0.6 m 0.4 m 0.4 m 200 N-m 0.4 m B

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Q: 6 kips 7 kips 8 kips B 4' 3' in

A: To find the reaction forces . We take moment about the hinge joint is equal to zero .   At hinge ,…

Q: For a beam, if the number of its unknown support reactions is 5, then this beam is unstable…

A: For a beam, if the number of its unknown support reactions is 5 then the beam is statically…

Q: 100 kN 4m TTTT 4m 6M

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Q: Determine the reactions at the supports for the following: 6 in- 5 in 50 lb 3 in 100 in-lb 3 in 30°

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Q: beam is unstable if Group of answer choices   a) r<3n b) 3 reactions will meet at a common point c)…

A: Stability is the Resistance by the Beam to the external forces which tends to move, slide, rotate…

Q: -6.5 m- +-3.5 m A B 270 kg

A: solution  Given  mass of the I beam = 420 kg = 420 x 9.81 N = 4120.2 N carries a load of 270 kg =…

Q: Determine the reactions for the following structure by using Method of Consistent Deformation.…

A: Given data in question  Point load  Span member length  Propped cantilever  To find out  Reactions

Q: 30° W 600 mm 600 mm

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Q: Reaction at support 'B' of the structure shown is P. C L.

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Q: Q2/ Determine the reactions at ends A &B of beam AB as shown in figure 2 .If the beam is at…

A: To find the support reactions at A&amp;B of the beam and loading given.

Q: The ratio of reactions Ra and Rgof the simply supported beam, as shown in figure below, will be 5t…

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Q: 2 For the beam shown determine the reactions 200~ 400N Am) (2m) RA RE

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Q: Determine the reaction of the beam shown. 30kN/m A 5m 15kN/m 2m 50kN 2m

A: Given:   Required : Support reactions using method of consistent deformation

Q: Determine the reactions for the beam shown. 12 KN 15 KKNM 6 KNm R1 R2

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Q: Determine the reactions and the force in each member of the truss shown in the figure below using…

A: This question belongs to structural analysis. In this question forces in each member is to be find…

Q: Determine the degree of indeterminacy (i) of the structure shown below: Hinge Hinge

A: As per our guidelines we are supposed to answer first question only if not mentioned to answer any…

Q: Find the reaction A @ B following indetermine structure By Force method • Based on conjugate…

A: The given frame is statically indeterminate and cannot be analyzed using the equations of…

Q: A 16 N force produce a moment of 64 Nm. the moment arm is O2m O (2^1/2) m 8 m 4m

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Q: Determine the reactions and the force in each member of the trusses shown in Figs. using the method…

A: Given:- 4 panels at 8m EA=constant height=6m To find:- The reactions and the force in each member

Q: What is the reaction on the pin C for the beam shown in the figure below. w per unit length A B L

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Q: Q#2 Determine the reactions on beam shown in figure 78/m21 -12-

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Q: HW2: Analyze the truss shown in the figure, EA is constant for all members

A: Question is based on the truss supported on the hinge and roller support . Loading condition on…

Q: Part A Use the fact that ABC is a three-force member to determine the magnitude of the reactions at…

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Q: Determine the reactions at the supports 1000lb 600 lb B 20' 20' 20' 20' E 400 lb 1000 lb

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Q: What is the state of equilibrium of the truss in problem? a. Balanced Equilibrium b. Unabalanced…

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Q: Question: Determine the reactions of the truss shown in the Figure. 25KN 4 3m

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Q: P₁ LE LILLL M 1 P1=9kN P2=0kN M=18kNm q=1.4kN/m Determine the structure and find the reactions in…

A: At point C, internal hinge Is provide at which moment from either side is zero.  Given data  P1 =…

Q: All members of the truss shown in the below figure are pin jointed. Calculate the reactions and…

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Equilibrium and Support Reactions

Civil engineers deal with structures that are composed of several members connected or with individual members such as beams and columns. To analyze such structures, the condition of statics must be applied. Under the static condition, the members are considered to be in equilibrium under the action of forces, that is, the members are assumed to be having negligible velocity.