F = 5.2 i +3 J Q5/ Compute the magnitude of force (F) and the X. vertical reaction at point (A) of cantilever beam B, where an inclined concentrated force vector has been applied at point (B) as shown in Figure 2 m Ans./ |F| = 6 Ay = 3 y Q6/ A boxful has been moved a distance (2m) in a F = 5.2 i+ 3J horizontal direction due to effect of force vector as shown in Figure, Compute the Work done by a force (F) kN . Ans./ work = 10400 joule

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Problem 4.3.11P: A beam ABCD with a vertical arm CE is supported as a simple beam al A and D (see figure part a). A...
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F = 5.2 i + 3J
Q5/ Compute the magnitude of force (F) and the
vertical reaction at point (A) of cantilever beam
B,
where an inclined concentrated force vector has been
applied at point (B) as shown in Figure
2 m
Ans./
|F| = 6
Ay = 3
y
Q6/ A boxful has been moved a distance (2m) in a
F = 5.2 i+ 3J
horizontal direction due to effect of force vector as shown in
Figure, Compute the Work done by a force (F) kN .
Ans./
work = 10400 joule
Transcribed Image Text:F = 5.2 i + 3J Q5/ Compute the magnitude of force (F) and the vertical reaction at point (A) of cantilever beam B, where an inclined concentrated force vector has been applied at point (B) as shown in Figure 2 m Ans./ |F| = 6 Ay = 3 y Q6/ A boxful has been moved a distance (2m) in a F = 5.2 i+ 3J horizontal direction due to effect of force vector as shown in Figure, Compute the Work done by a force (F) kN . Ans./ work = 10400 joule
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