The beam with the loading as shown in the figure is fixed at A and simply supported at B. Determine the magnitude of the vertical reaction forces at A and B if they are taken to be equal. Take w = 3 kN/m, L = 9.6 m. L2 = 3m and L3 = 6.8 m. IB L,

The beam with the loading as shown in the figure is fixed at A and simply supported at B. Determine the magnitude of the vertical reaction forces at A and B if they are taken to be equal. Take w = 3 kN/m, L = 9.6 m. L2 = 3m and L3 = 6.8 m. IB L,

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The beam with the loading as shown in the figure is fixed at A and simply supported at B. Determine the magnitude of the vertical reaction forces at A and B if
they are taken to be equal.
Take w = 3 kN/m, L, = 9.6 m, L2 = 3 m and L3 = 6.8 m.
L,
L2
L3

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