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P7-1. In each case, calculate the reaction at A and then draw the free-body diagram of segment AB of the beam in order to determine the internal loading at B. 200 N m Fimtim-2m-

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in each case, calculate the reaction at a and then draw the free-body diagram of segment ab of the beam in order.to determine the internal loading at b

P7-1. In each case, calculate the reaction at A and then
draw the free-body diagram of segment AB of the beam in
order to determine the internal loading at B.
200 N/m
200 N - m
B
2 m
-2m.
2 m
(a)
(d)
400 N/m
200 N/m
200 N /m
2 m
(b)
(e)
800 N m
300 N/m
B
|C
-2m-2m
3 m
(c)
(1)
Prob. P7-1

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