2. Find the reaction forces at point A( roller support) and B (hinge support). Assume that the cross-section is I beam W6*9. Find the maximum and minimum in-plane shears and also the maximum and minimum bending stress. 4. A 30 lb/ft 10' 20 lb * 10' B

2. Find the reaction forces at point A( roller support) and B (hinge support). Assume that the cross-section is I beam W69. Find the maximum and minimum in-plane shears and also the maximum and minimum bending stress. 4. A 30 lb/ft 10' 20 lb 10' B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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