Q4: Determine the reactions at the supports A and B shown in the Figure Below due to the applied forces for the following cases: A) Neglect the weight of the beam. B) Consider the weight of the beam which is 50 N and located at the center of the beam (3.5 m from A) 600 N 200 N

Q4: Determine the reactions at the supports A and B shown in the Figure Below due to the applied forces for the following cases: A) Neglect the weight of the beam. B) Consider the weight of the beam which is 50 N and located at the center of the beam (3.5 m from A) 600 N 200 N

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Q4: Determine the reactions at the supports A and B shown in the Figure Below
due to the applied forces for the following cases:
A) Neglect the weight of the beam.
B) Consider the weight of the beam which is 50 N and located at the center of the
beam (3.5 m from A)
600 N
200 N
0.2 m
45%
-2 m
3m
2 m
100 N
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