The reaction
Answer to Problem 152P
The reaction
The reaction
The reaction
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
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Show the free body diagram of the beam in below Figure 1.
Calculate the vertical reaction
Calculate the vertical reaction
Show the free body diagram of the beam in below Figure 2.
Calculate the vertical reaction
Calculate the vertical reaction
Calculate the moment
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Calculate the tangential deviation of A with respect to B using the relation:
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Calculate the tangential deviation of C with respect to A using the relation:
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Express the deflection
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Thus, the reaction
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