The figure B1 shows a horizontal beam with a length of 9m. It is roller supported at A and pin supported at F. The beam carries a point load of 19kN inclined at 45° to the beam at B, a vertical point load of 12.5 kN at E, and a uniformly distributed load of 1.5 kN/m between C and D. 19KN 12.5kN A 45 B C UDL.w =1.5kN/mD F 1m 2m 3m 1.5m 1.5m Figure B1 Ignoring the weight of the beam itself, calculate: a) The vertical and horizontal components of the 22kN force acting at B. b) The horizontal reaction force acting at F. c) The vertical reaction force acting at A. d) The vertical reaction force acting at F. e) The magnitude and direction of the resultant force experienced at F

The figure B1 shows a horizontal beam with a length of 9m. It is roller supported at A and pin supported at F. The beam carries a point load of 19kN inclined at 45° to the beam at B, a vertical point load of 12.5 kN at E, and a uniformly distributed load of 1.5 kN/m between C and D. 19KN 12.5kN A 45 B C UDL.w =1.5kN/mD F 1m 2m 3m 1.5m 1.5m Figure B1 Ignoring the weight of the beam itself, calculate: a) The vertical and horizontal components of the 22kN force acting at B. b) The horizontal reaction force acting at F. c) The vertical reaction force acting at A. d) The vertical reaction force acting at F. e) The magnitude and direction of the resultant force experienced at F

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The figure B1 shows a horizontal beam with a length of 9m. It is roller
supported at A and pin supported at F. The beam carries a point load of 19kN
inclined at 45° to the beam at B, a vertical point load of 12.5 kN at E, and a
uniformly distributed load of 1.5 kN/m between C and D.
19KN
12.5kN
A 45 B
C UDL.w = 1.5kN/mD
F
1m
2m
3m
1.5m
1.5m
Figure B1
Ignoring the weight of the beam itself, calculate:
a) The vertical and horizontal components of the 22kN force acting at B.
b) The horizontal reaction force acting at F.
c) The vertical reaction force acting at A.
d) The vertical reaction force acting at F.
e) The magnitude and direction of the resultant force experienced at F

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