WALL A 50 FT ROOF PLAN Assuming the joists shown in the framing plan to the right are supported by the long walls, what are the concentrated reactions from the joists to the walls? Assume the the roof loading is 100 psf. 25,000 lb 6,250 lb 12,500 lb 500 Ib 80 FT-

WALL A 50 FT ROOF PLAN Assuming the joists shown in the framing plan to the right are supported by the long walls, what are the concentrated reactions from the joists to the walls? Assume the the roof loading is 100 psf. 25,000 lb 6,250 lb 12,500 lb 500 Ib 80 FT-

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15 JOISTS (EQ SPA)
WALL A
50 FT
ROOF PLAN
Assuming the joists shown in the framing plan to the right are supported by the long walls,
what are the concentrated reactions from the joists to the walls? Assume the the roof loading
is 100 psf.
25,000 lb
6,250 lb
12,500 lb
500 Ib
80 FT

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