With free body diagram Question (2): A uniform beam has a mass of 70 kg and subjected to the 1.5 kN horizontalforce and the two linearly varying load distributions. Determine the support reactions atA and B for the beam.800 N/m400 N/m1.5 kNA6 m

Given:- Mass of beam = 70 kg To Find:- Support reactions at A and B.

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Question (2): A uniform beam has a mass of 70 kg and subjected to the 1.5 kN horizontal force and the two linearly varying load distributions. Determine the support reactions at A and B for the beam. 800 N/m 400 N/m 1.5 kN 6 m