The beam shown below has a pin or hinge joint at B. The beam is simply supported at A. For this beam, the morment reaction at point B is:2 kip6 kip/ftO A. O kip-ftO B. 42 kip-ftOC 12 kip-ftO D.6 kip-ft The beam shown below has a pin or hinge joint at B. The beam is simply supported at A. For this beam, the reaction force at point A is:2 kip6 kip/ftOA 36 kipO B. 12 kipOC6 kipO D.8 kip

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The beam shown below has a pin or hinge joint at B. The beam is simply supported at A. For this beam, the morment reaction at point E 2 kip 6 kip/ft 68 68 OA 0 kip-ft O 8. 42 kip-ft OC 12 kip-ft

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Chapter10: Statically Indeterminate Beams

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Problem 10.4.3P: A fixed-end beam AB supports a uniform load of intensity q = 75 lb/ft acting over part of the span....

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The beam shown below has a pin or hinge joint at B. The beam is simply supported at A. For this beam, the morment reaction at point B is:
2 kip
6 kip/ft
O A. O kip-ft
O B. 42 kip-ft
OC 12 kip-ft
O D.6 kip-ft

The beam shown below has a pin or hinge joint at B. The beam is simply supported at A. For this beam, the reaction force at point A is:
2 kip
6 kip/ft
OA 36 kip
O B. 12 kip
OC6 kip
O D.8 kip

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