5. Find the reactions R1x, R1y and R2y in the structure below. Hint: To get started, write the moment equation about the origin "o". 12' y ↑ (12.5' "0" + 5k + 251 100 2,5k > 1.0k →1.0k 유 tot > X

5. Find the reactions R1x, R1y and R2y in the structure below. Hint: To get started, write the moment equation about the origin "o". 12' y ↑ (12.5' "0" + 5k + 251 100 2,5k > 1.0k →1.0k 유 tot > X

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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Problem 5.32P: Calculate the reaction at D for the structure described in Prob. 5.11.

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5. Find the reactions R1x, R1y and R2y in the structure below. Hint: To get started, write the
moment equation about the origin “o”.
12'
4 112.5'
"
5k
100
2.5k
1.k
> 1.0k
유
+ 251 |10|
tot
> X

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