Problem 4.6 Consider the uniform, horizontal cantilever beam shown in Fig. 4.54. The beam is fixed at point A and a force that makes an angle ß = 63° with the horizontal is applied at point B. The magnitude of the applied force is P = 80 N. Point C is the center of gravity of the beam and the beam weighs W = 40N and has a length l= 2 m. Determine the reactions generated at the fixed end of the beam. Answers: RAX= 182.3 N-m(ccw) 36.3 N(+x), RAY= 111.3 N(+y), MA %3D A Fig 4 54

Problem 4.6 Consider the uniform, horizontal cantilever beam shown in Fig. 4.54. The beam is fixed at point A and a force that makes an angle ß = 63° with the horizontal is applied at point B. The magnitude of the applied force is P = 80 N. Point C is the center of gravity of the beam and the beam weighs W = 40N and has a length l= 2 m. Determine the reactions generated at the fixed end of the beam. Answers: RAX= 182.3 N-m(ccw) 36.3 N(+x), RAY= 111.3 N(+y), MA %3D A Fig 4 54

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