The overhang beam shown in Figure Q2 is pinned at A and rest on a roller at B. The beam supports a uniformly distributed load of A kN/m, a concentrated load of C kN and a couple of moment B kN.m a) Determine the support reaction at point A and B. b) Draw the shear diagrams of the beam. A=16 B= 24 c) 12 A kN/m A B__Q BkN-m -3 m -3 m -2 m - VC KN

The overhang beam shown in Figure Q2 is pinned at A and rest on a roller at B. The beam supports a uniformly distributed load of A kN/m, a concentrated load of C kN and a couple of moment B kN.m a) Determine the support reaction at point A and B. b) Draw the shear diagrams of the beam. A=16 B= 24 c) 12 A kN/m A B__Q BkN-m -3 m -3 m -2 m - VC KN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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