Beam AC is attached to the wall and is supported by column BD at the other end, as shown in the figure. The beam can be considered to be simply supported by the wall and column. A. Determine the vertical reaction at A in KN. B. Determine the load carried by the column at B in KN. C. Determine the maximum negative moment in the beam in KN-m.

Beam AC is attached to the wall and is supported by column BD at the other end, as shown in the figure. The beam can be considered to be simply supported by the wall and column. A. Determine the vertical reaction at A in KN. B. Determine the load carried by the column at B in KN. C. Determine the maximum negative moment in the beam in KN-m.

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Chapter9: Application Of Influence Lines

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