Can you show me the solution steps for this problem Problem 1: For the shown beam:15 kN/ma. Calculate the Equivalent Concentrated force FR for 3 KN5 kN/mthe shown distributed load.b. Resolve50%Y1 KNallforcesintheirandcomponents.12 mc. Find the total Fx and Fy acting on this beam.

To obtain the equivalent concentrated load for the distributed load in the figure, the distributed…

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Problem 1: For the shown beam: 15 kN/m a. Calculate the Equivalent Concentrated force FR for 3 KN the shown distributed load. 5 kN/m 50% Y 1 KN b. Resolve all forces in their and components. 12 m Find the total Fx and Fy acting on this beam. с.