Solve the problem using Moment -Area Method Problem I. The beam has a loose fit built-in support at B which allows the end of the beam to rotate through the angle 8, = 0.75° when the load is applied, as shown in the detail. E = 72 GPa and 1 = 120 x 10 mm². Determine the following: a. Reaction at A (KN) 200 kN m b. Moment at B (kN m) c. Slope at A in radians d. Displacement at the application of 200kN load Detail 2 m-

Solve the problem using Moment -Area Method Problem I. The beam has a loose fit built-in support at B which allows the end of the beam to rotate through the angle 8, = 0.75° when the load is applied, as shown in the detail. E = 72 GPa and 1 = 120 x 10 mm². Determine the following: a. Reaction at A (KN) 200 kN m b. Moment at B (kN m) c. Slope at A in radians d. Displacement at the application of 200kN load Detail 2 m-

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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