Problem 2 The beam subjected to a uniformly distributed load of 300 N/m is suspended by a cable-pulley system, as shown in Fig.2. (a) Determine the reactions at support A and the force in the cable. (b) Plot the moment distribution of the beam. (c) Plot the shear distribution of the beam. C E D 45° F B |-1.5m--1.5m--1.5m--1.5 m- Fig. 2 300 N/m

Problem 2 The beam subjected to a uniformly distributed load of 300 N/m is suspended by a cable-pulley system, as shown in Fig.2. (a) Determine the reactions at support A and the force in the cable. (b) Plot the moment distribution of the beam. (c) Plot the shear distribution of the beam. C E D 45° F B |-1.5m--1.5m--1.5m--1.5 m- Fig. 2 300 N/m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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