The plane frame shown in Figure below is loaded by both concentrated and distributed loads. Moment MA is applied at pin support joint A, and load FB is applied at joint B. A uniform load with intensity q1 acts on member BC, and a linearly distributed load with peak intensity qo is applied downward on member ED. 1) Find the support reactions at joints A and D; then solve for internal forces at the top of member BC. 2) Plot the shear force and moment diagrams for all members. Use the numerical properties given below. a = 3 m, b = 2 m, c = 6 m, d=2.4 m, M₁ = 380 N m, FB =200 N, qo = 73 N/m, 91 = 146 N/m E 90 с X C D 91 d 3 4 B FB MA

The plane frame shown in Figure below is loaded by both concentrated and distributed loads. Moment MA is applied at pin support joint A, and load FB is applied at joint B. A uniform load with intensity q1 acts on member BC, and a linearly distributed load with peak intensity qo is applied downward on member ED. 1) Find the support reactions at joints A and D; then solve for internal forces at the top of member BC. 2) Plot the shear force and moment diagrams for all members. Use the numerical properties given below. a = 3 m, b = 2 m, c = 6 m, d=2.4 m, M₁ = 380 N m, FB =200 N, qo = 73 N/m, 91 = 146 N/m E 90 с X C D 91 d 3 4 B FB MA

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.3.20P: A plane Frame is restrained at joints A and D, as shown in the figure. Members AB and BCD are pin...

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