Problem 3: Determine the support reactions at the fixed end B for the cantilever due to the loading over th top surface shown in the Figure below. If the self-weight of the beam is 2kN/m. ( the beam end is fixed and A is free). distributed pressure load=1500x N/m2 Fised ead B, F0.35m 8m A view

Problem 3: Determine the support reactions at the fixed end B for the cantilever due to the loading over th top surface shown in the Figure below. If the self-weight of the beam is 2kN/m. ( the beam end is fixed and A is free). distributed pressure load=1500x N/m2 Fised ead B, F0.35m 8m A view

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Determine the support reactions at the fixed end B for the cantilever due to the loading over the
top surface shown in the Figure below. If the self-weight of the beam is 2kN/m. ( the beam end B
is fixed and A is free).
distributed
pressure
load=1500x N/m?
Fixed end
F0.35m
8m
А
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