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The I-beam supports the 1110-lb force and the 1430-lb-ft couple, applied to the 1.5-ft strut welded to the end of the beam. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the horizontal beam. Then answer the questions. The distance x is measured from the left end of the beam to the right. 1430 lb-ft 1110 lb 9 1.5' A B 5 -2.0' -2.0' 2.0'

The I-beam supports the 1110-lb force and the 1430-lb-ft couple, applied to the 1.5-ft strut welded to the end of the beam. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the horizontal beam. Then answer the questions. The distance x is measured from the left end of the beam to the right. 1430 lb-ft 1110 lb 9 1.5' A B 5 -2.0' -2.0' 2.0'

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Chapter 5, Reserve Problem 5/142 The I-beam supports the 1110-lb force and the 1430-lb-ft couple, applied to the 1.5-ft strut welded to the end of the beam. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the horizontal beam. Then answer the questions. The distance x is measured from the left end of the beam to the right. 1430 lb-ft 1110 Ib 9 1.5' А B 2.0' - 2.0' 2.0' Questions: At x = 1 ft, V = Ib, M = | Ib-ft At x = 2.4 ft, V = Ib, M = Ib-ft At x = 5.4 ft, V = Ib, M = Ib-ft The maximum (absolute value) shear force in the beamis Ib The maximum (absolute value) bending moment in the beam is Ib-ft
Transcribed Image Text:Chapter 5, Reserve Problem 5/142 The I-beam supports the 1110-lb force and the 1430-lb-ft couple, applied to the 1.5-ft strut welded to the end of the beam. Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the horizontal beam. Then answer the questions. The distance x is measured from the left end of the beam to the right. 1430 lb-ft 1110 Ib 9 1.5' А B 2.0' - 2.0' 2.0' Questions: At x = 1 ft, V = Ib, M = | Ib-ft At x = 2.4 ft, V = Ib, M = Ib-ft At x = 5.4 ft, V = Ib, M = Ib-ft The maximum (absolute value) shear force in the beamis Ib The maximum (absolute value) bending moment in the beam is Ib-ft
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