A 3 meter beam mounted on the skid located at A and the articulation at point B, supports a set of distributed loads, as shown in Figure 3. For the displayed loading conditions, determine: a) The applied forces equivalent to the distributed loads and their locations. b) The reactions in the skid at A and the joint at B. Consider: a) The load distribution changes at point C, located 1 meter from point A horizontally. b) The skid at A is 25 cm from the left edge of the beam. c) The separation between the supports is 1.5 meters. d) The distributed load begins at point A and ends 75 cm before the other end of the beam.

A 3 meter beam mounted on the skid located at A and the articulation at point B, supports a set of distributed loads, as shown in Figure 3. For the displayed loading conditions, determine: a) The applied forces equivalent to the distributed loads and their locations. b) The reactions in the skid at A and the joint at B. Consider: a) The load distribution changes at point C, located 1 meter from point A horizontally. b) The skid at A is 25 cm from the left edge of the beam. c) The separation between the supports is 1.5 meters. d) The distributed load begins at point A and ends 75 cm before the other end of the beam.

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

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