Problem 3. s Plot influence lines for: reaction at A, C and D, the shear at E and moment at D. Where should a point load of 10 k and a distributed load of 800 lb/ft with variable length needs to be placed for maximum moment at D. What is the value of this moment (positive or negative)? A B с E RA Rc RD VE Mp 4' 3' 3 D F 5' G

Problem 3. s Plot influence lines for: reaction at A, C and D, the shear at E and moment at D. Where should a point load of 10 k and a distributed load of 800 lb/ft with variable length needs to be placed for maximum moment at D. What is the value of this moment (positive or negative)? A B с E RA Rc RD VE Mp 4' 3' 3 D F 5' G

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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