Use any meth od: Person A is being chased by person B. Trying to escape, person A walks on a 7m cantilever beam with out kn owing that a bomb is situ ated below the free end of the said beam. The bomb trigger and the bottom of the beam make a gap of 100mm. Assuming Person A weighs 50kg and the beam has an El= 170,000 Nm? (3-a) Determin e the rotation of the beam at free endif person Ais at 2.4m from the fix support. (3-b) How far can person A go starting from the fix support before the bomb will explode?

Use any meth od: Person A is being chased by person B. Trying to escape, person A walks on a 7m cantilever beam with out kn owing that a bomb is situ ated below the free end of the said beam. The bomb trigger and the bottom of the beam make a gap of 100mm. Assuming Person A weighs 50kg and the beam has an El= 170,000 Nm? (3-a) Determin e the rotation of the beam at free endif person Ais at 2.4m from the fix support. (3-b) How far can person A go starting from the fix support before the bomb will explode?

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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