As shown in figure, the intensity of loading on a simply supported beam 10 ft long is given by y = 10x3 where y is in lb/ft and x is in ft measured from A. Find the reactions at A and B. 3. As shown in figure, the intensity of loading on a simply supported beam 10 ftlong is given by y = 10x° where y is in Ib/ft and x is in ft measured from A. Find%3Dthe reactions at A and B.y = 10x' Ib/ft-10'-

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3. As shown in figure, the intensity of loading on a simply supported beam 10 ft long is given by y = 10x° where y is in Ib/ft and x is in ft measured from A. Find %3D the reactions at A and B. 10x Ib/ft -10'-

3. As shown in figure, the intensity of loading on a simply supported beam 10 ft long is given by y = 10x° where y is in Ib/ft and x is in ft measured from A. Find %3D the reactions at A and B. 10x Ib/ft -10'-

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As shown in figure, the intensity of loading on a simply supported beam 10 ft long is given by y = 10x3 where y is in lb/ft and x is in ft measured from A. Find the reactions at A and B.

3. As shown in figure, the intensity of loading on a simply supported beam 10 ft
long is given by y = 10x° where y is in Ib/ft and x is in ft measured from A. Find
%3D
the reactions at A and B.
y = 10x' Ib/ft
-10'-

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