Question 1) For the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure, the force F is F = 18 kN ,the distributed load w is w = 10 kN / m , the moment M is M = 14 kN.m and the length L is L= 9 m .According to this;M kN.mw kN/mF kN3ВLQuestion 1-A) Find the support reactionat point A in the x direction (A x ). (Enter your result as kNwithout writing units.)Question 1-B) Find the support reaction at point A in y direction (A y). (Enter your result as kN withoutwriting units.)Question 1-C) Find the support reaction in the y direction ( B y) at the B point . (Enter your result as kNwithout writing units.)

Free Body diagram of the beam Angle for inclined force F=18 kN sinθ=45θ=sin-1(45)θ=53.13o

Question 1) For the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure, the force F is F = 18 kN, the distributed load w is w = 10 kN / m , the moment M is M = 14 kN.m and the length L is L = 9 m . According to this;

Question 1) For the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure, the force F is F = 18 kN, the distributed load w is w = 10 kN / m , the moment M is M = 14 kN.m and the length L is L = 9 m . According to this;

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