Determine the Maximum Deflection of the beam in millimeters unit. Use the Virtual Work Method. Distances are in meters. Show complete Solutions E = 200GPA I= 700x10 mm* 32KN/m 12KN | 12KN/m HINGE 21 B I C 10 3

Determine the Maximum Deflection of the beam in millimeters unit. Use the Virtual Work Method. Distances are in meters. Show complete Solutions E = 200GPA I= 700x10 mm* 32KN/m 12KN | 12KN/m HINGE 21 B I C 10 3

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

Publisher:Saeed Moaveni

Chapter7: Length And Length-related Variables In Engineering

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 42P

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1. What is the Vertical Reaction at C?

A. 87.47 kN UPWARD

B. 47.47 kN UPWARD

C. 272.53 kN DOWNWARD

D. 78.74 kN UPWARD

2. What is the Vertical Reaction at A?

A. 87.47 kN UPWARD

B. 47.47 kN UPWARD

C. 272.53 kN UPWARD

D. 78.74 kN UPWARD

3. What is the Moment at A?

A. 1792 KN-M COUNTERCLOCKWISE

B. 1792 KN-M CLOCKWISE

C. 1972 KN-M COUNTERCLOCKWISE

D. 1297 KN-M CLOCKWISE

4. What is the Maximum Deflection?

A. 108.51 mm UPWARD

B. 108.51 mm DOWNWARD

C. 181.79 mm UPWARD

D. 181.79 mm DOWNWARD

Determine the Maximum Deflection of the beam in millimeters unit. Use the Virtual Work
Method. Distances are in meters. Show complete Solutions
E = 200GPA
I= 700x10 mm*
32KN/m
12KN
| 12KN/m
HINGE
21
B
I
C
10
3

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