The beam shown in Figure P5.5-9 is a W36 × 210. It is laterally supported at A and B.The 250 kip load is a service live load. Using the unfactored service loads,a. Compute Cz. Do not include the beam weight in the loading.b. Compute Cz. Include the beam weight in the loading.250*W36 x 210ABC10'10'20'FIGURE P5.5-9

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The beam shown in Figure P5.5-9 is a W36 x 210. It is laterally supported at A and B. The 250 kip load is a service live load. Using the unfactored service loads, a. Compute C3. Do not include the beam weight in the loading. b. Compute C. Include the beam weight in the loading. 250* W36 × 210 B C 10' 10' 20'

The beam shown in Figure P5.5-9 is a W36 x 210. It is laterally supported at A and B. The 250 kip load is a service live load. Using the unfactored service loads, a. Compute C3. Do not include the beam weight in the loading. b. Compute C. Include the beam weight in the loading. 250* W36 × 210 B C 10' 10' 20'

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