LQ2( problem 3/6 s p131) رسم لسؤال The (450 kg) uniform beam AB Supports the-i (220 kg) load as Shown. Determine the reactions at the supports A' and B Ax =0 , Ay = 1324.3 N, B= 3090.2 N. 5.6 m 2.4 m 220 kg Aue %3D

LQ2( problem 3/6 s p131) رسم لسؤال The (450 kg) uniform beam AB Supports the-i (220 kg) load as Shown. Determine the reactions at the supports A' and B Ax =0 , Ay = 1324.3 N, B= 3090.2 N. 5.6 m 2.4 m 220 kg Aue %3D

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[Q2]( problem 3/6 s p131)
The (450 kg) uniform
beam AB' supports the i
(220 kg) load as Shown.
Determine the reactions
at the supports A ond B
Ax = 0
5.6 m
2.4 m
220 kg
Aue
Hy = 1324.3 N , B = 3090.2 N.
3DO
%3D
%3D

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