A 32m-diameter three-hinged arch is subjected to concentrated loads, as shown in the figure below. Determine the support reactions of the arch. Let w = 84kN/m, 0 = 30°, P = 30kN, L=19.2m (NOTE: Type down the proper units) 2w 5w Horizontal reaction of support A. (NOTE: If the direction is going to the left, then put a negative sign. If going to the right, just type down the answer) Horizontal reaction of support C. (NOTE: If the direction is going to the left, then

A 32m-diameter three-hinged arch is subjected to concentrated loads, as shown in the figure below. Determine the support reactions of the arch. Let w = 84kN/m, 0 = 30°, P = 30kN, L=19.2m (NOTE: Type down the proper units) 2w 5w Horizontal reaction of support A. (NOTE: If the direction is going to the left, then put a negative sign. If going to the right, just type down the answer) Horizontal reaction of support C. (NOTE: If the direction is going to the left, then

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Chapter16: Lateral Earth Pressure

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