Part CCalculate the normal force between points A and B.Va AEO It vec?N =kNSubmitRequest AnswerPart DCalculate the normal force between points C and D.nν ΑΣφIt vec?kNN =SubmitRequest AnswenWhat is the value of the shear force immediately to the left of point B?vecV =kNSubmitRequest AnswerPart FWhat is the value of the shear force immediately to the right of point B?Πνα ΑΣφvecV =kNSubmitRequest Answer F1F2AL2.0 mL21.0 mA beam is supported by a pin connection at B and a roler support at D. An upwards force F -1.5 kN acts at the let end of the beam (point A). A rightwards force 17.6 ANacts at the right end of the beam (point E). A unitormly distributed load w 18 kN/m pushes down on the beam between points Cand E The separation between A and BisL =1 m, and the separation between Cand Dis La -2 m.Part ADetermine the vertical component of the reaction force at point D. Assume upwards forces are positive.ΑΣΦvecDy =kNSubmitRequest AnswerPart BDetermine the vertical component of the reaction force at point B. Assume upwards forces are positive.AZ Itvec?By =kN%3DSubmitRequest Answer

Given a overhanging beam with loading conditions. It is asked to find vertical reaction at B and D…

F₁ A F₂ 1.0 m 2.0 m L₂ 4₁ A beam is supported by a pin connection at B and a roller support at D. An upwards force F-1.5 kN acts at the left end of the beam (point A) Anghtwards torce F-17.5 kN acts at the right end of the beam (point E) A uniformly distributed load sey -1.8 kN/m pushes down on the beam between points C and E. The separation between A and 8 s L-1, and the separation between C and Dis La-2m W₁ B

F₁ A F₂ 1.0 m 2.0 m L₂ 4₁ A beam is supported by a pin connection at B and a roller support at D. An upwards force F-1.5 kN acts at the left end of the beam (point A) Anghtwards torce F-17.5 kN acts at the right end of the beam (point E) A uniformly distributed load sey -1.8 kN/m pushes down on the beam between points C and E. The separation between A and 8 s L-1, and the separation between C and Dis La-2m W₁ B

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