The beam ABC, built into the wall at A and supported by a cable at C, carries a distributed load over part of its length, as shown in figure. The weight of the beam is 70 kN/m. (a) Draw the FBD of the beam, (b) determine the reaction at support A, and (c) determine the magnitude of the force at point A. 6 m 1000 kN/m A |B 3 m -- 5 m Ans.: Tension in cable = 1404.17kN, Ax = 1123.34kN, Ay = 17.5kN, MA = 0, RA = 1123.472KN)

The beam ABC, built into the wall at A and supported by a cable at C, carries a distributed load over part of its length, as shown in figure. The weight of the beam is 70 kN/m. (a) Draw the FBD of the beam, (b) determine the reaction at support A, and (c) determine the magnitude of the force at point A. 6 m 1000 kN/m A |B 3 m -- 5 m Ans.: Tension in cable = 1404.17kN, Ax = 1123.34kN, Ay = 17.5kN, MA = 0, RA = 1123.472KN)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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