Ra=102lb, Ma=1020 ft*lb, Rc=Rd=199lb Two wood beams each with an actual cross section of 2 X 4 in are loaded asshown. If there is light contact between the beams prior to load application,determine the support reactions after the 500-lb force is applied. Assume thatonly a vertical force is transmitted between the beams at point B.10 ft8 ft500 lbB.8 ft

In the diagram, upward reaction at B is for beam AB and downward reaction for beam CD.

Two wood beams each with an actual cross section of 2 x 4i shown. If there is light contact between the beams prior to lo determine the support reactions after the 500-lb force is applie only a vertical force is transmitted between the beams at point A 10 ft 8 ft 500 lb B 8 ft

Two wood beams each with an actual cross section of 2 x 4i shown. If there is light contact between the beams prior to lo determine the support reactions after the 500-lb force is applie only a vertical force is transmitted between the beams at point A 10 ft 8 ft 500 lb B 8 ft

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Ra=102lb, Ma=1020 ft*lb, Rc=Rd=199lb

Two wood beams each with an actual cross section of 2 X 4 in are loaded as
shown. If there is light contact between the beams prior to load application,
determine the support reactions after the 500-lb force is applied. Assume that
only a vertical force is transmitted between the beams at point B.
10 ft
8 ft
500 lb
B
.8 ft

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