40kN 20 kN B + 6m 9m Rp Зm Figure Q4: Point Loads

Q: 2. Determine the reaction at the supports using E- 70 GPa and 1=1,300,000,000 mm^4. determine the…

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Q: The cantilever beam shown in the figure supports a concentrated load and a segment of uniform load.…

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Q: Q: The resultant of the force system shown in Fig. (1) is a couple 291.2 Counterclockwise. Determine…

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Q: Problem #4 G F B X KN 3+B m Determine the following: 18. Horizontal reaction at G. (kN) 19. Bar…

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Q: For the beam shown, determine the support reactions. EI is constant.

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Q: 60 kNim 120 N 30 kN 10 kN/m 2m 2m 2 m 6 m

A: Support A is roller support so there will be only one reaction - vertical reaction VA. Support B  is…

Q: 1. Using the equations of Static Equilibrium, determine the values of the missing support reactions…

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Q: Q.13 A bar AB of weight 180 kN is hinged at A and held in equilibrium by a force P as shown in the…

A: Solution:-        Given,           The bar 'AB' at length =10m           Hinged at point 'A'…

Q: Q2. A beam of 20 kg/m length lies in support of A and supports B and is subjected to a uniform load…

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Q: In the horizontal beam loaded with a uniformly distributed load UDL) and concentrated loads as…

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Q: Activity 2. The tripod shown supports a load P = 1500 N. Compute the force in each leg of the…

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Q: The figure shown is a beam subjected to varying loadings and a point load. a) Determine the…

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Q: 1. From the given figure below, determine the following: a. reactions at A & B. b. shear and moment…

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Q: Determine the Resultant Force of the Uniformly Distributed Load shown in figure below, and draw its…

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Q: 2. Find P to cause a maximum bending stress of 10MPA 3KN/m 400mm 120mm 4m 1m B.

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Q: 30 kN/m 3.0m 3.0m 50.44 kN 50 44 kNm 105 kN 7.0m Determine the bending moment at the right…

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Q: Calculate the support reactions and the forces on the hinges of the Gerber beam in the figure. 5…

A: ∑MH=0 12×2×3×23×3 - RC×3 - 4=0 RC = 0.67 kN ↑ ∑MG=0 5×3×32 - RB×3 + 8×6 +12×2×3×(6+23×3) - 0.67×9 -…

Q: The beam shown in the figure supports a concentrated load of 15 kN and а uniformly distributed load…

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Q: Neglecting the mass of the beam, compute the reactions at A and B. 600 lb 150 lb/ft 7200 lb ft Fon-…

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Q: Determine the following: 15. Vertical reaction at A. (kN) 16. Horizontal reaction at A. (kN) 17.…

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Q: 1 kN I KN 1 kN 1 kN 1 kN 2 m 2m H 2 m G 2m 2 m E

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Q: Problem 3: For the beam shown in Figure 3. 4 kN/m A. Find the reaction at support B (RB) B. Find the…

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Q: 2. Determine the horizontal and vertical components of the reactions at the supports. Use positive…

A: Determine the horizontal and vertical components of the reactions at the supports.

Q: 3. For the beam loaded as shown, determine the reactions at B and D. 120N/m 100N 80N/m A 2m 3m 3m B.

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Q: Pi = 45 KN P: = 90 kN 6m I 2 m 2.5 m J15 m| w = 30 kN/m

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Q: A structure ABC shown in Figure P3.1 is subjected to a load P acting at A. The column BC of…

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Q: pls calculate shear and moment force diagram equation too to help solve! Let beam ABC below have…

A: To maintain equilibrium, the sum of vertical reactions acting on the beam is equal to zero. VA+VC =…

Q: Q: The resultant of the force system shown in Fig. (1) is a couple 291.2 Counterclockwise. Determine…

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Q: Problem 5 Find out the reactions at supports. 30 kN 25 kN 30 10 kN/m U P QR S 1m|1m|1m|1 2 m 1 m 1 m…

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Q: A circular table shown has a weight of 500 kN. It is supported at A, B, and C. Determine the…

A: To determine the reaction at B.   Given, Weight of the table, say W = 500 kN   We can determine the…

Q: 2k 80 k-ft For the structure shown in Figure 2, complete the following: A. Calculate the reactions…

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Q: (iii) Determine the support reactions for the following loaded beam as shown in Figure 3. 15 kN…

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Q: Problem 1. For the frame shown in the figure, determine (a) Reactions at the supports (b) Axial…

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Q: Determine the reactions at the supports for the beam shown. 30 k 1.5 k/ft Hinge B - 30 ft - 20 ft 20…

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Q: Problem 1 Determine the reaction for the given support in the beam as shown in Figure 1.0, USE 3…

A: To Find :- support reaction at supports A & D.

Q: D (5000 mm) (4000 mm) E (5000 mm) 3 m C (4000 mm) (5000 mm?) B (5000 mm?) A 100 kN 2 panels at 4 m =…

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Q: Q2: For the cantilever beam Shown in Figure 2 following: The reaction at fixed end Rcy The reaction…

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Q: Problem Number 4: Determine the Reactions on the supports of the Loaded Beams. A) RA= KN, RB = KN 50…

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Q: Problem 2: For the beam shown in Figure 2. A. Find the reaction at support B (RB) B. Find the…

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Q: For the plane truss presented in Figure, calculate the reactions at the two supports under the…

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Q: Problem 1. For the frame shown in the figure, determine (a) Reactions at the supports (b) Axial…

A: a)Calculate the reaction at the supports: ∈fy=0VA+VF=10+(12×3)+25+30+15VA+VF=116kN…

Q: PROBLEM NO. 2 From the figure shown,W1 = 400kN, W2 = 500kN a. Determine the reaction at support D b.…

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Q: Q: Determine the resultant of the force system shown in Fig. (1) and locate it with respect to point…

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Q: Problem 4: Determine the reactions for the given beam: 85N 200/m 175N/m Gm 6m

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Q: SHOW THE FOLLOWING: 1. COMPUTATION OF REACTIONS 2. SHEAR AND MOMENT DIAGRAM 3. MAXIMUM BENDING…

A: Length of beam (L) = 7 mMoment of inertia (I) = 400×10-6 m4Young modulus of beam (E) = 210 GN/m2

Q: A truss is loaded and supported as shown in the figure. P=74kN. Determine the horizontal component…

A: 1) horizontal component of support reaction at E =  187.63 KN 2) force in member GH = 148 KN 3)…

Q: Problem 1: For the beam shown in Figure 1. 2 15 A. Find the reaction at support A (RA) B. Find the…

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Equilibrium and Support Reactions

Civil engineers deal with structures that are composed of several members connected or with individual members such as beams and columns. To analyze such structures, the condition of statics must be applied. Under the static condition, the members are considered to be in equilibrium under the action of forces, that is, the members are assumed to be having negligible velocity.