Q10b. For the beam below, the point loads and distances are as follows:F1 = 15.25 kN, F2=26.50 kN and F3= 32.75 KNL1= 1.80 m, L2= 3.50 m, L3= 2.50 m and L4= 1.20 mDetermine the reaction RB.Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places.*Diagram below is illustrative and not to scale - see above dimensions.R₁Answer:L1F1L2F2*DL3F3*EL4BRB Q10a. For the beam below, the point loads and distances are as follows:F1 = 15.25 kN, F2=26.50 kN and F3 = 32.75 kNL1 = 1.80 m, L2= 3.50 m, L3= 2.50 m and L4= 1.20 mDetermine the reaction RA.Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places.*Diagram below is illustrative and not to scale - see above dimensions.F3ARAAnswer:L1F1L2F2*L3L4BRB

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Q10b. For the beam below, the point loads and distances are as follows: F1 = 15.25 kN, F2= 26.50 kN and F3= 32.75 kN 1=1.80 m, L2=3.50 m, L3= 2.50 m and L4= 1.20 m Determine the reaction RB. Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places. Diagram below is illustrative and not to scale - see above dimensions. F3 RA _nswer: L1 F1 L2 F2 + D L3 + L4 RB

Q10b. For the beam below, the point loads and distances are as follows: F1 = 15.25 kN, F2= 26.50 kN and F3= 32.75 kN 1=1.80 m, L2=3.50 m, L3= 2.50 m and L4= 1.20 m Determine the reaction RB. Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places. Diagram below is illustrative and not to scale - see above dimensions. F3 RA _nswer: L1 F1 L2 F2 + D L3 + L4 RB

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Q10b. For the beam below, the point loads and distances are as follows:
F1 = 15.25 kN, F2=26.50 kN and F3= 32.75 KN
L1= 1.80 m, L2= 3.50 m, L3= 2.50 m and L4= 1.20 m
Determine the reaction RB.
Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places.
*Diagram below is illustrative and not to scale - see above dimensions.
R₁
Answer:
L1
F1
L2
F2
*
D
L3
F3
*
E
L4
B
RB

Q10a. For the beam below, the point loads and distances are as follows:
F1 = 15.25 kN, F2=26.50 kN and F3 = 32.75 kN
L1 = 1.80 m, L2= 3.50 m, L3= 2.50 m and L4= 1.20 m
Determine the reaction RA.
Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places.
*Diagram below is illustrative and not to scale - see above dimensions.
F3
A
RA
Answer:
L1
F1
L2
F2
*
L3
L4
B
RB

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