The frame has dimensions H1 = 4 m , H2 = 3 m , and L1 = 6 m , and supports two lateral loads P1 = 10 kN and P2 = 12 kN . The area of column AE is 40 cm2 and the area of column BF is 80 cm2 . Gy = 13.3 kN Ax = 11.0 kN a) What is the horizontal reaction from the ground on the base of the column at B? Let a positive reaction be pointing to the left. Bx = ?
The frame has dimensions H1 = 4 m , H2 = 3 m , and L1 = 6 m , and supports two lateral loads P1 = 10 kN and P2 = 12 kN . The area of column AE is 40 cm2 and the area of column BF is 80 cm2 . Gy = 13.3 kN Ax = 11.0 kN a) What is the horizontal reaction from the ground on the base of the column at B? Let a positive reaction be pointing to the left. Bx = ?
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The frame has dimensions H1 = 4 m , H2 = 3 m , and L1 = 6 m , and supports two lateral loads P1 = 10 kN and P2 = 12 kN . The area of column AE is 40 cm2 and the area of column BF is 80 cm2 .
Gy = 13.3 kN
Ax = 11.0 kN
a) What is the horizontal reaction from the ground on the base of the column at B? Let a positive reaction be pointing to the left.
Bx = ?

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What is the horizontal reaction from the ground on the base of the column at B? Let a positive reaction be pointing to the left.
Express your answer with the appropriate units to three significant figures.
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- Hint 1. How to approach the problem
Once the elements in the first column have been analyzed, the free-body diagrams of the pieces KFL , LHDI , and IB can solved from the top down.
Hint 2. Find the horizontal reaction at L
Use the sum of the moments about K to find the horizontal reaction at L. Recall that Ly = 3.00 kN , H2 = 3 m , and Li = 6 m .
K.
0.5L
K.
0.5H,
L,
Express your answer with the appropriate units to three significant figures.
Lr = 6.00 kN
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Hint 3. Find the horizontal reaction at I
Use the sum of the moments about H to find the horizontal reaction at I . Recall that L = 3.00 kN , Iy = 13.3 kN ,H1 = 4 m , H2 = 3 m , and L1 =
6 m .
H,
0.5L
H.
0.5H,
I,
I,
Express your answer with the appropriate units to three significant figures.
Ir = 11.0 kN
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