In the given beam, determine the following: 60 Ib/ft 120 lb 60 20 Ib/ft 3 ft 6 ft 6 ft The horizontal reaction at A is closest to: A. 60 kN (left) B. 103.923 kN (left) C. 103.923 (right) D. 60 kN (right) Answer: (write the answer in capital letter, no period or spaces) The vertical reaction at A is closest to: A. 200 kN B. 300 kN C. 204 kN D. 180 kN Answer: (write the answer in capital letter, no period or spaces) The vertical reaction at B is closest to: A. 200 kN B. 300 kN C. 204 kN D. 180 kN

In the given beam, determine the following: 60 Ib/ft 120 lb 60 20 Ib/ft 3 ft 6 ft 6 ft The horizontal reaction at A is closest to: A. 60 kN (left) B. 103.923 kN (left) C. 103.923 (right) D. 60 kN (right) Answer: (write the answer in capital letter, no period or spaces) The vertical reaction at A is closest to: A. 200 kN B. 300 kN C. 204 kN D. 180 kN Answer: (write the answer in capital letter, no period or spaces) The vertical reaction at B is closest to: A. 200 kN B. 300 kN C. 204 kN D. 180 kN

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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