A uniform beam of arbitrary unsymmetrical cross section and length 2L is built-in at one end and is imply supported in the vertical direction at a point half-way along its length. This support, however, allows the beam to deflect freely in the horizontal z direction (Fig. P.13.17). Determine he vertical reaction at the support. Ans. 5 W/2. FIGURE P.13.17

A uniform beam of arbitrary unsymmetrical cross section and length 2L is built-in at one end and is imply supported in the vertical direction at a point half-way along its length. This support, however, allows the beam to deflect freely in the horizontal z direction (Fig. P.13.17). Determine he vertical reaction at the support. Ans. 5 W/2. FIGURE P.13.17

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