Support Reaction. An assembly of frictionless pulleys and a beam AE is shown in Figure 1. The pulleys are 2-m in diameter. The beam is supported at "A" and "E". Figure 1 6 m 30 kN B 8 m 2 m 3m 3m 8 m 1. What is the vertical component of the reaction in "A" in, KN? 2. What is the horizontal component of the reaction in "A" in, KN? 3. What is the vertical component of the reaction in "E" in, KN? 4. What is the tension in the cable in KN? E

Support Reaction. An assembly of frictionless pulleys and a beam AE is shown in Figure 1. The pulleys are 2-m in diameter. The beam is supported at "A" and "E". Figure 1 6 m 30 kN B 8 m 2 m 3m 3m 8 m 1. What is the vertical component of the reaction in "A" in, KN? 2. What is the horizontal component of the reaction in "A" in, KN? 3. What is the vertical component of the reaction in "E" in, KN? 4. What is the tension in the cable in KN? E

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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