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Solve for the reactions of the beam (Example 3 in our class notebook) for the loading shown and support settlements of 10mm at 1, 65mm at 2, 40mm at 3, and 25mm at 4. 120 2 120 ↓ 3 150 4

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Solve for the reactions of the beam (Example 3 in our class notebook) for the
loading shown and support settlements of 10mm at 1, 65mm at 2, 40mm at 3, and
25mm at 4.
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