An indeterminate beam carries concentrated loads as shown in the figure. Using any method you like, solve the following unknowns: Let P = 175N 4P 5P ЗР 1m 2m 2m 1m Determine the vertical reaction at point A. (Note: If the reaction is going down put a negative sign, otherwise just don't put any sign) Determine the vertical reaction at point B. (Note: If the reaction is going dov put a negative sign, otherwise just d put any sign) II II

An indeterminate beam carries concentrated loads as shown in the figure. Using any method you like, solve the following unknowns: Let P = 175N 4P 5P ЗР 1m 2m 2m 1m Determine the vertical reaction at point A. (Note: If the reaction is going down put a negative sign, otherwise just don't put any sign) Determine the vertical reaction at point B. (Note: If the reaction is going dov put a negative sign, otherwise just d put any sign) II II

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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