Solve the ff. using AREA-MOMENT METHOD.PLS. ANSWER ASAP. I'LL RATE, THANKS! ツのDetermine the ff unknowns on the beam shown beron using Areo-moment mehodconsider 150mm x 150 mm section oand C=g0 Epa show complete solutionRound of the final answer into 2 de cimalDetermine the ff:a) vertical reaction at B in kN3p KN/mc:) Deflection at point C in mmd) Deplection ot midspan Of AB in mmuの6

Determine the ff unknowns on the beam shown belon using Area-moment method consider 150mm x 150mm section and t = 80 Epa show complete Solution Round of the final answer into 2 decimal places Determine the ff a) Vertical reaction at B in KN b) moment reaction at A in KN-m c.) Deflection at point C in mm d) Deflection at midspan of AB in mm. 36 kN/m ندا 3.6m 42 KN

Determine the ff unknowns on the beam shown belon using Area-moment method consider 150mm x 150mm section and t = 80 Epa show complete Solution Round of the final answer into 2 decimal places Determine the ff a) Vertical reaction at B in KN b) moment reaction at A in KN-m c.) Deflection at point C in mm d) Deflection at midspan of AB in mm. 36 kN/m ندا 3.6m 42 KN

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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