Determine the moment of the vertical reaction at point A (A,) rotating about the location (XR) of the equivalent resultant force of the forces acting on the beam shown in Figure 3.1h, i.e. A, x XR. Given /= 2.2, P1 = 40, P2 = 80, w1 = 20 and w2 = 40. (Note: Negative "-" for clockwise moment.) [Hint: Find the equivalent resultant force and its location (xR) with respect to point A. Apply correct equation of equilibrium to solve A,.] P, kN P2 kN W, kN/m W, kN/m B I m 21 m 21 m Figure 3.1h

Determine the moment of the vertical reaction at point A (A,) rotating about the location (XR) of the equivalent resultant force of the forces acting on the beam shown in Figure 3.1h, i.e. A, x XR. Given /= 2.2, P1 = 40, P2 = 80, w1 = 20 and w2 = 40. (Note: Negative "-" for clockwise moment.) [Hint: Find the equivalent resultant force and its location (xR) with respect to point A. Apply correct equation of equilibrium to solve A,.] P, kN P2 kN W, kN/m W, kN/m B I m 21 m 21 m Figure 3.1h

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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