Consider the beam shown in FIGURE P2-68 of the textbook. What is the direction of the resultant moment on the beam about point 'E'? Cw Ccw cannot be determined since there is no force through point 'A' Not applicable

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Consider the beam shown in FIGURE P2-68 of the textbook.  
What is the direction of the *resultant moment* on the beam about point 'E'?

- ◯ CW
- ◯ CCW
- ◯ cannot be determined since there is no force through point 'A'
- ◯ Not applicable
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the beam shown in FIGURE P2-68 of the textbook. What is the direction of the *resultant moment* on the beam about point 'E'? - ◯ CW - ◯ CCW - ◯ cannot be determined since there is no force through point 'A' - ◯ Not applicable
This diagram illustrates a beam with multiple forces acting on it, labeled as Figure P2-68. 

**Description:**

- The beam is supported at point A with a fixed support and at point E with a pin support.
  
- **Distances along the beam:**
  - The distance from A to B is 2 feet.
  - The distance from B to C is 2 feet.
  - The distance from C to D is 2 feet.
  - The distance from D to E is 2 feet.

- **External Forces and Moments:**
  - At point B, there's a rightward horizontal force of 10 kips.
  - At point C, there's a 5 kips force acting at a 60° angle above the horizontal.
  - At point D, there's a clockwise moment of 20 kip-feet.
  - At point E, there's an upward vertical force (indicated by an arrow) with no specified magnitude in the diagram.

This setup presents a classic problem for analyzing beam reactions and understanding the principles of equilibrium in statics. The system examines how different forces interact on a beam and the resulting reactions at the supports.
Transcribed Image Text:This diagram illustrates a beam with multiple forces acting on it, labeled as Figure P2-68. **Description:** - The beam is supported at point A with a fixed support and at point E with a pin support. - **Distances along the beam:** - The distance from A to B is 2 feet. - The distance from B to C is 2 feet. - The distance from C to D is 2 feet. - The distance from D to E is 2 feet. - **External Forces and Moments:** - At point B, there's a rightward horizontal force of 10 kips. - At point C, there's a 5 kips force acting at a 60° angle above the horizontal. - At point D, there's a clockwise moment of 20 kip-feet. - At point E, there's an upward vertical force (indicated by an arrow) with no specified magnitude in the diagram. This setup presents a classic problem for analyzing beam reactions and understanding the principles of equilibrium in statics. The system examines how different forces interact on a beam and the resulting reactions at the supports.
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