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Q: P8.3. For the truss in Figure P8.3, compute the horizon- tal and vertical components of the…

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Q: 3. Determine the internal normal force, shear force, and bending moment at point B.

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Q: If mu = 0.30 under both blocks and A weighs 400 lb, find the maximum weight of B that can be started…

A: Given: Coefficient of friction, mu = 0.30 Weight of block A = 400 lb Rightward force on block A, P =…

Q: Determine the magnitude of these forces in kN

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Q: P a to to t P = 208 KN E = 21000 MPa I = 224 x10 mm 4 a = 1.2m b = 2.91m from Compute the slope in…

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Q: In Figure P8.27 support D is constructed 1.5 in. tothe right of its specified location. Using…

A: a.) Draw the reaction diagram of the frame due to the horizontal displacement at the support D

Q: Draw the shear and moment curves for each indeterminate beam. Reactions are given. Label max- imum…

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Q: P7.9. Compute the slopes at A and C and the deflection at B for the beam in Figure P7.9.

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Q: P7.17. Compute the slope and deflection under the 32-kip load at B and D. Reactions are given. I =…

A: Given, Point load at B and D =32 kips  Moment A and E =96 kips-ft. Reaction at support A,C and E =16…

Q: Determine the slope at B and the maximum displacement of the beam. Take E = 200 GPa, I = 550(10")…

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Q: Consider the following inclined member subjected to a linearly varying force. 2 N/m 3 m

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Highway Drainage

Highway drainage is the process of extracting and regulating the excess surface water on the pavement by giving the desired slope. The construction of a highway drain helps to divert the water present on the surface, and sub-grade by the means of slope. Highway drainage systems are a necessary part of smooth functioning of traffic, since the highway drainage systems provide proper disposal of unwanted substances from the highways.