Compute all reactions of the beam below, and draw the shear and moment diagram. Use the template for your solution. Scan or take a picture of your solution clearly and upload it here. A 2 k/ft -8 ft B D₂ 4 ft4 ft · E 2 ft Answer: Ray = 7 k, Rax = 0, Rby = 15 k, Rdy = 6 k, Rfy = 4 k 8 k -4 ft-4 ft-

Compute all reactions of the beam below, and draw the shear and moment diagram. Use the template for your solution. Scan or take a picture of your solution clearly and upload it here. A 2 k/ft -8 ft B D₂ 4 ft4 ft · E 2 ft Answer: Ray = 7 k, Rax = 0, Rby = 15 k, Rdy = 6 k, Rfy = 4 k 8 k -4 ft-4 ft-

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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