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Q: Use Force Method to determine the reactions at the supports A, B, and C. El is constant. 6ft- 12 kip…

A: Given: Required: Reaction forces using force method of analysis

Q: 2. For the truss shown in the figure below, assume that the loads are being transmitted to the…

A: Answer  Let us first draw the ILD for member 'DI' Pass a section(dotted line) through member DI as…

Q: Illustrate the Influence Line and calculate the maximum positive live shear at point C in kN…

A: Given Data: Span L=4mDead load of beam=16kg/mdead load of beam=16×9.81=156.96N/mLive loadL.L=7kN/m…

Q: 10 im. 40 kips.ft 4 kips/ft 20 kips.ft A D 1 in. 18 in 10 ft 2 ft linキロ

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Q: For the truss shown in the figure below, assume that the loads are being transmitted to the bottom…

A: Answer  Let us first draw the ILD for member DI. Pass a section through member DI as shown below…

Q: Determine the roller reaction (in kN) at point A of the frame shown.

A: The values and diagram given in the question are as follows

Q: Which of the following corresponds to the vertical reaction at the roller support? E 20 k 12 ft 12…

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Q: Draw the influence lines for members DI and IJ of the truss depicted in the figure below assuming…

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Q: Section 4.5 Equil rium of öf Parallel Force Systems 4.15 The beam shown carries vertical…

A: The given simply supported beam is analyzed by using the equation of equilibrium equations. The…

Q: other end is held with a sliding support. Of beam its cross section is given below. To the beam, as…

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Q: 75N 100N 30N/m Mp= 20N.m 10N.m=MA 2m 2m 3m 2m A B D E Figure 3. a) Determine the reaction force at B…

A: The shear force diagram shows the variation of shear force along the length of the beam.  The shear…

Q: For the beam and loading shown, determine (a) the magnitude and location of the resultant of the…

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Q: a. The beam shown is supported with a hinge support at A and a roller support at B. Determine the…

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Q: 18. The free-body diagram (fbd) of the beam below has a uniformly distributed load (w) of 2 k/ft an…

A: The equivalent load will act at the middle of the distributed loading.

Q: Solve the frame approximately using Portal Method. 30KN 6m k 60KN- 6m 72KN- 8m 10 m 12m 10 m 1.…

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Q: In the rigid frame shown in figure, a central concentrated load is acting on "BC". Find slopes e, 0…

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Q: Situation 2 | Beam ABCDEFG below is subjected to multiple loads as show. The total length of the…

A: Given:- L=10mABCDEFG beamTo find:-shear equation for segment B_Cmoment equation of segment C-D

Q: Q6) Use the Müller-Breslau principle to sketch the influence lines for the vertical reaction at A,…

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Q: II. If the beam carries a moving uniform load of 1.19kN/m and concentrated moving load of SN kN as…

A: beam is having Uniform distributed load of 1.19kN/m and concentrated load is acting on the figure as…

Q: The beam shown in figure carries a triangular load which varies from 20 kN/m at A to 0 kN/m at B and…

A: Given:Required:Reaction at BLocation of zero shear from AMaximum momentMoment at point B

Q: 1.3-5 Segments AB and BCD of beam ABCD are pin connected at x = 3 m. The beam is supported by a pin…

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Q: The sign has a mass of 100 kg with a center of a mass at G. Determine the x, y, z components of the…

A: All Data present in the figure belowThe loading at G is 100 kg Need to find x, y, z components of…

Q: Determine the following: a. vertical reaction of the support A in kN b. horizontal reaction of the…

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Q: Prob 01: Wo = 36 Ibs/ft Determine the end moments a) Draw the shear and moment diagram b) Determine…

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Q: 1. DETERMINE THE REACTIONS OF A AND B. 2. DRAW THE DRAGRAM FOR BEAMS EF AND CD 800 lb/pie 800 lb/pie…

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Q: Determine the reactions hinges A and D exert on the frame and the force in each two force member.…

A: Member BCD. The following figure shows the Free Body Diagram of Member BCD. The number of unknowns…

Q: B3- Determine the reactions and draw the shear and bending moment diagrams for the following beam…

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Q: For the shown cantilever. a. Find the reactions. b. Draw the shear diagram. c. Find the location of…

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Q: PROBLEM 2 For the beam shown, determine the reactions at A, B and D. At B, C and D is a pin and at A…

A: Given data  Find reactions at A, B and D.

Q: 4. Determine the reaction at the support A of the propped cantilever beam. Use the CONJUGATE BEAM…

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Q: UDL B C Fato F

A: support reaction: ∑MB=0RA×6+4×12×6-10×12=0RA=-28 KN∑FY=0RA+RB-4×12+10=0-28+RB-4×12+10=0RB=66 KN

Q: For the beam and loadings shown, determine the following: 1. Calculate the vertical force reaction…

A: ∑ME=0VB×8 - 12×600×6×5+13×6 - 1200×3 - 3000=0VB=2400 N ↑∑V=0VB+VE=12×600×6 + 12002400+VE=12×600×6 +…

Q: II. If the beam carries a moving uniform load of 1.19kN/m and concentrated moving load of SN kN as…

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Q: PROBLEM 2 For the beam shown, determine the reactions at A, B and D. At B, C and D is a pin and at A…

A: To find support reaction at A,B,,D

Q: Problem 2: For the beam shown in Figure A. Find the reaction at support B (RB) B. Find the reaction…

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Q: Determine the reactions for the continuous beam shown by the three-moment equation. Draw the shear…

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Q: A bridge truss and a system of moving concentrated load are shown below. The bridge truss: A The…

A: Given: Point loads: P1=25 kNP2=30 kNP3=30 kNP4=50kN To find: ILD for member BC and calculate the…

Q: a. Maximum tension on member DI in kN, put "O" if none. b. Maximum compression on member DI in kN,…

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Q: 4. a) Replace the distributed loading with multiple forces. b) Draw the free body diagram for the…

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Q: Q4 Draw the influence lines for (a) the vertical reaction at B, (b) the shear just to the right of…

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