Page |4 QUESTION 4: Determine the reactions at A and B for the beam with an overhang and a distributed load. 15 kN

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A: Given data,  a = 34 m b = 18 m c = 2 m Radius of Semi-circle = 8 m To find out the centroid of X…

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Q: Two forces FA =196 lb and FB =267 lb are acting on the bracket shown with axes x,y,v and w…

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Q: The cantilever truss shown in the figure is hinged at D and E. Find the force in each member.

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Q: y eyebolt X tension rod 12 T Horizontal component for force T =. _N, if T=1000N

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Q: Please recheck Ra and Rb is actually equal to 6kn and not 15kn

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Q: Let a = [a] mm. Each segment has a thickness of 10 mm. f) Determine the y-coordinate of the…

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Q: Problem 2: For the following cross-section, compute l assuming the centroid of the entire cross…

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Q: A flat bar 10 mm thick and 100 mm wide is subjected to a pull of 100 kN. One side of the bar is…

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Q: Determine the maximum deflection of the beam. Assume that a wooden beam has a vertical deflection…

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Q: Determine the elongation of member X of the compound truss [see figure 1 ], assuming it is made up…

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Q: Question 3: Calculate the forces in the links in the following case. FAC = 11.7KN, FBC = FCD =…

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Q: A 30 m tape weighing 1.150 kg is of the standard length under a pull of 5.000 kg supported for a…

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A: Given Data: The counterweight mass is m1. The projectile mass is m2.

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Q: QI (a) A plane element is subjected to a set of stresses as shown in Figure Q1. (i) Determine the…

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Q: 35 cm 4P PL çivi A B D 2L 2L L=1,0 m 5 cm 40 cm

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Q: (a) What is the change in length of the bar? (b) What should be the additional magnitude to be added…

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Q: A beam is to be made of steel that has an allowable bending stress of Oallow = 115 MPa and an…

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Q: W. 1. Solve the magnitude of the members BC, BF, and BC. Indicate whether it's compression, tension,…

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Q: Determine the force in each member of the loaded truss. Discuss the effects of varying the angle of…

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Q: Deflection of Beams 1. Determine the midspan deflection of the beam if E = 10 GPa and I = 20 × 10“…

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Q: Q3: - Use nodal analysis to find the value of Vab 4₁ = 40 mA R₁ = 20 2 ww R₂ h 300. 60 mA V3=0 R3 =…

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Q: (3) Find the location of the center of gravity in the x-y sedion of the L profile shown in the…

A: Find the location of the center of gravity in the x-y section of the L profile

Q: Isn't the RB supposed to be equal to 5wL/8? while RA = -wL/8?

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Q: HI= BM+BS RL SNO BS IS FS HI RL 1.115 0:745 7245 1-065 O'785 1.315 2150 845 325-675 150 326-825…

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Q: Solve the following system of equations using the Gauss elimination method: 4a + 3b + 2c + d = 1 3a…

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Q: A 30 m tape weighing 1.150 kg is of the standard length under a pull of 5.000 kg supported for a…

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Q: A TITTIT 60⁰ Solve for: E 60⁰ 60° B W 60° 60° P Case 1: P=10N; W = ON Case 2: P=ON; W = 100N Case 3:…

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