Q3// A beam (ABCDE) is supported at A&E of span 9m has a Uniformly Distributed Load of 15 KN/m over entire span. It also has two point load of 30KN & (W)KN at 2m & 5m from left support. If right hand reaction is 80 KN Find ( W )KN and the reactions at (A) supports?

Q3// A beam (ABCDE) is supported at A&E of span 9m has a Uniformly Distributed Load of 15 KN/m over entire span. It also has two point load of 30KN & (W)KN at 2m & 5m from left support. If right hand reaction is 80 KN Find ( W )KN and the reactions at (A) supports?

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left support. If right hand reaction is 80 KN. Find ( W )KN and the reactions at (A) supports?

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