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    This document analyzes the reactions and internal forces in a beam-and-load system with 5 supports (A, B, C, D, E) and 5 loads. It calculates the reactions and bending moments at each support by considering static equilibrium around each segment (DF, BF, AF). The degree of indeterminacy is found to be 0, meaning the structure is statically determinate.

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    This document analyzes the reactions and internal forces in a beam-and-load system with 5 supports (A, B, C, D, E) and 5 loads. It calculates the reactions and bending moments at each support by considering static equilibrium around each segment (DF, BF, AF). The degree of indeterminacy is found to be 0, meaning the structure is statically determinate.

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    3 KN 5 KN 15 KN/M

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    This document analyzes the reactions and internal forces in a beam-and-load system with 5 supports (A, B, C, D, E) and 5 loads. It calculates the reactions and bending moments at each support by considering static equilibrium around each segment (DF, BF, AF). The degree of indeterminacy is found to be 0, meaning the structure is statically determinate.

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    15 KN/m

    ` 3 KN

    ` 5 KN
    ` 10 KN

    ` 5 KN/m

    `A `B `C `D `E

    ` 3.5m
    ` 3.5m
    ` 3.0m
    ` ` 3.0m 1.5m
    Solving for reactions considering the segment DF
    ` 5 KN

    ` 10 KN
    ` 8.103 KN/m

    ` 5 KN/m

    MD= 0

    `D `E

    ` ` 3.0m 1.5m

    VD RE
    åMD = 0
    3RE =1/2 (4.5)(3.103)[1/3(4.5)] + 5(4.5)(4.5/2) + 10(4.5)
    RE = 35.366 KN
    Solving for reactions considering the segment BF

    ` 3 KN
    ` 5 KN
    ` 12.586 KN/m ` 10 KN

    ` 5 KN/m

    MB= 0
    `B `C `D

    VB RC RE

    Solving for reactions considering the segment BF

    åMB = 0
    3.5RC = 1/2 (11)(7.586)[1/3 (11) + 5(11)(11/2) + 5(6.5) + 10(11) = 3.5RC +
    35.366(9.5)
    RC = 74.876 KN
    Solving for reactions considering the segment AF

    åFy = 0
    1/2 (10)(14.5) + 5(14.5) + 3 + 5 + 10 = RA + 35.366 + 74.876
    RA = 52.758 KN

    åMA = 0
    MA + 35.366(13) + 74.876(7) = 3(3.5) + 5(10) + 10(14.5) + 1/2
    (14.5)(10)[1/3 (14.5)] + 5(14.5)(14.5/2)
    MA = 97.652 KN.m (CCW)

    Solving for degree of indeterminacy:


    DI = R - 3 - C
    DI = 5 - 3 - 2 = 0 (Statically Determinate)

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