w1 (kN/m) w2 (kN/m) A L The beam above is loaded by a trapezoidal distributed load that starts and ends with w1 and w2, respectively. It is required to calculate the magnitudes of the reactions at support A. w1= 6 kN/m, w2 3 kN/m, L=2 m. Round all answers to the nearest integer. Magnitude of reaction (force) is : kN Magnitude of reaction (couple moment) is : kN-m

w1 (kN/m) w2 (kN/m) A L The beam above is loaded by a trapezoidal distributed load that starts and ends with w1 and w2, respectively. It is required to calculate the magnitudes of the reactions at support A. w1= 6 kN/m, w2 3 kN/m, L=2 m. Round all answers to the nearest integer. Magnitude of reaction (force) is : kN Magnitude of reaction (couple moment) is : kN-m

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w2 (kN/m)
The beam above is loaded by a trapezoidal distributed load that starts and ends with wl and
w2, respectively. It is required to calculate the magnitudes of the reactions at support A. w1=
6 kN/m, w2 = 3 kN/m, L=2 m. Round all answers to the nearest integer.
Magnitude of reaction (force) is :
kN
Magnitude of reaction (couple moment) is :
kN-m

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