Find the reaction at the supports of the beam of length L=29 m, the distances X =4 m, Y =7 m, Z =8 m. F1 = 20, F2 =86 N, F3 = 70N. Neglect the self-weight of che beam. (ENTER ONLY THE VALUES BY REFERRING THE UNITS GIVEN IN BRACKET. ALSO SUBMIT THE HAND WRITTEN ANSWER SHEET IN THE LINK PROVIDED) F. F2 F3 AB A 个

Find the reaction at the supports of the beam of length L=29 m, the distances X =4 m, Y =7 m, Z =8 m. F1 = 20, F2 =86 N, F3 = 70N. Neglect the self-weight of che beam. (ENTER ONLY THE VALUES BY REFERRING THE UNITS GIVEN IN BRACKET. ALSO SUBMIT THE HAND WRITTEN ANSWER SHEET IN THE LINK PROVIDED) F. F2 F3 AB A 个

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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