A statically determinate three-hinged arch is shown below, L = 1.5 m and P = 3 kN. Compute the support reactions and internal forces at Sections C and C+. (All reaction force and internal force answers to be entered as absolute values.) a) A im O 2P B O b) ¹1- RDy= 6-L Analyse the whole arch to determine the vertical reaction forces: RAY = P O RDX = KN 6 m KN 6 m D Analyse either freebody AC or CD to determine the horizontal reaction forces: RAx= kN Tim KN

A statically determinate three-hinged arch is shown below, L = 1.5 m and P = 3 kN. Compute the support reactions and internal forces at Sections C and C+. (All reaction force and internal force answers to be entered as absolute values.) a) A im O 2P B O b) ¹1- RDy= 6-L Analyse the whole arch to determine the vertical reaction forces: RAY = P O RDX = KN 6 m KN 6 m D Analyse either freebody AC or CD to determine the horizontal reaction forces: RAx= kN Tim KN

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