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The beam AB was designed to carry the uniformly varying load as shown. Determine the magnitude of the total load and the reaction at the supports. #= 12 А B 4.m 2. ## m. 3 kn/n

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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Problem 6.67P: The cable AB supports a uniformly distributed load of 12 lb/ft. Determine the angles A and B, and...

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The beam AB was designed to carry the uniformly varying load as shown.
Determine the magnitude of the total load and the reaction at the supports.
#=12
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4 ## m.
2.## m.
2kN/m

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