FIRST ASSESSMENT EXAM – 6.

) Determine its direction, measured clockwise from the positive u

axis
CORRELATION II a. 55.40° c. 30°
b. 85.40° d. 38.60°

SIT. 4 A sailor is being rescued using a boatswain’s chair that is

SIT. 1. Three identical cylinders are stacked within a rigid bin as shown suspended from a pulley that can roll freely on the support cable ACB
in the figure. Weight of each cylinder is 500N. Assume all contact surface and is pulled at a constant speed by cable CD. Knowing that 𝛼 = 30°
are frictionless. and 𝛽 = 10° and that the combined weight of the boatswain’s chair and
the sailor is 900N.

7.) Determine the tension in the traction cable CD.

a. 166.3N c. 616.3 N
b. 1212.56N d. 2121.56 N

1.) Determine the force at A.

a. 288.68 N c. 750 N
b. 144.34 N d. 1500 N
2.) Determine the force at B.
a. 288.68 N c. 750 N
b. 144.34 N d. 1500 N
3.) Determine the force at C.
a. 288.68 N c. 750 N SIT. 5. Three cylinders are piled in a rectangular ditch as shown.
b. 144.34 N d. 1500 N

SIT. 2. It is known that a force with a moment of 960 N · m about D is

required to straighten the fence post CD. If the capacity of winch puller
AB is 2400 N,

8.) Determine the reaction between cylinder B and the vertical wall.
a. 75 lb c. 96.50 lb
b. 80 lb d. 126.50 lb
9.) Determine the reaction between cylinder A and the vertical wall.
a. 75 lb c. 96.50 lb
b. 80.lb d. 126.50 lb
4.) Determine the minimum value of distance d to create the specified
moment about Point D. SITt. 6. Knowing that 𝛼 = 20°
a. 411.51 mm c. 715.19 mm
b. 114.51 mm d. 517.19 mm

SIT. 3. From the figure shown

10.) Determine the tension in cable AC.

a. 1244 lb c. 124.4 lb
b. 1154 lb d. 115.4 lb
5.) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force 𝑭𝒓 = 𝑭𝟏 + 𝑭𝟐 11.) Determine the tension in rope BC.
a. 605.10 N c. 641.87 N a. 1244 lb c. 124.4 lb
b. 171.03 N d. 664.27 N b. 1154 lb d. 115.4 lb
SIT. 7. Neglecting friction and the radius of the pulley,

18.) Determine the magnitude of the smallest force P for which the
resultant of two forces applied at A is vertical
a. 386 lb c. 231 lb
12.) Determine the tension in cable ADB. b. 321 lb d. 368 lb
a. 260 N c. 224 N 19.) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force if force P is at its
b. 112 N d. 130 N smallest possible.
13.) Determine the reaction at C. a. 386 lb c. 213 lb
a. 260 N c. 224 N b. 321 lb d. 368 lb
b. 112 N d. 130 N
14.) Determine the direction angle of the reaction at C. SIT. 11. The tailgate of a car is supported by the hydraulic lift BC. If the
a. 2.05° c. 78.95° lift exerts a 125-lb force directed along its centerline on the ball and
b. 87.95° d. 11.05° socket at B,

SIT. 8. A trolley that moves along a horizontal beam is acted upon by

two forces as shown.

15.) Determine the magnitude of force P so that the resultant is a 20.) Determine the moment of the force about A.
vertical force of 2500N. a. 116.16 lb-ft c. 176.91 lb-ft
a. 2600 N c. 2800 N b. 128.00 lb-ft d. 184.91 lb-ft
b. 2700 N d. 2900 N
16.) Determine the direction angle of of force P so that the resultant is SIT. 12. For the given coplanar force system which consists of two forces
and one couple.
a vertical force.
a. 36.5° c. 26.5°
b. 63.5° d. 53.5°

SIT. 9. Knowing that 𝛼 = 35°,

17.) Determine the resultant of the three forces as shown?

a. R = 309 N; Dir. Angle = 68.6° 21.) Determine the resultant of the set of forces.
b. R = 390 N; Dir. Angle = 68.6° a. 36.60 kN c. 47.80 kN
c. R = 309 N; Dir. Angle = 86.6° b. 51.50 kN d. 74.50 kN
d. R = 390 N; Dir. Angle = 86.6° 22.) Determine the angle that the resultant makes with the x-axis.
a. 44.71° c. 71.44°
SIT. 10. A steel tank is to be positioned in an excavation. b. 45.29° d. 18.56°
23.) Determine the resultant force couple system acting at A that will
replace all sets of forces.
a. 385.61 kN-m c. 248.92 kN-m
b. 487.17 kN-m d. 156.92 kN-m
SIT. 13. A gardener uses a 60-N wheelbarrow to transport a 250N bag b. 67° d. 57°
of fertilizer.
SIT. 16.A boom AB is supported in a horizontal position by a hinge A
and a cable which runs from C over a small pulley at D as shown in the
figure.

31.) Compute the tension T in the cable.

24.) What force must she exert on each handle? a.) 279.51 lb c.) 125 lb
a. 21.00 N c. 84.00 N b.) 50.00 lb d.) 134.63 lb
b. 42.00 N d. 10.50 N 32.) Compute the vertical component of the reaction at A.
a.) 279.51 lb c.) 125 lb
SIT. 14. From the figure shown below, b.) 50.00 lb d.) 134.63 lb
33.) Compute the horizontal component of the reaction at A.
a.) 279.51 lb c.) 125 lb
b.) 50.00 lb d.) 134.63 lb

SIT. 17. The post is to be pulled out of the ground using two ropes A and
B. Rope A is subjected to a force of 600 lb and is directed at 60° from
the horizontal. The resultant force acting on the post is to be 1200 lb,
vertically upward.

25.) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force F R

a. 325.67 N c. 986.75 N
b. 545.79 N d. 1113.65 N
26.) Determine the direction of the resultant force measured
counterclockwise from the positive x-axis.
a. 253° c. 289°
b. 268° d. 292°
27.) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force 𝐹𝑅 = 𝐹1 + 𝐹2
a. 325.67 N c. 986.75 N
b. 545.79 N d. 1113.65 N
28.) Determine the direction of the resultant force 𝐹𝑅 = 𝐹1 + 𝐹2 34.) Determine the force T in rope B.
measured counterclockwise from the positive x-axis. a. 474 lb c. 774 lb
a. 253° c. 289° b. 744 lb d. 447 lb
b. 268° d. 292° 35.) Determine the corresponding angle θ.
a. 32.8° c. 82.3°
SIT. 15. From the bracket shown below loaded with three forces, b. 23.8° d. 28.3°

SIT. 18. A 150kg. man stands on the middle rung of a 50kg ladder as
shown. Assuming the floor and wall are perfectly smooth and that the
slipping is prevented by a string DE

29.) Determine the magnitude of F 1 so that the resultant force is directed

to the positive x’ axis and has a magnitude of F R = 600 N.
a. 651 N c. 222 N
b. 422 N d. 434 N
30.) Determine the direction θ of F 1 so that the resultant force is directed
to the positive x’ axis and has a magnitude of F R = 600 N. 36.) Which of the following gives the reaction at B?
a. 47° c. 87° a. 796.40kN c. 689.64kN
 b. 1562.31kN d. 2360.30kN
37.) Which of the following gives the reaction at A?
a. 796.40kN c. 689.64kN
b. 1562.31kN d. 2360.30kN
38.) Which of the following gives the tension in the string DE?
a. 796.40kN c. 689.64kN
b. 1562.31kN d. 2360.30kN

SIT. 19. The beam is subjected to distributed loading as shown,

39.) Determine the equivalent resultant force of the distributed loading.

a. 4.80 kip c. 13.50 kip
b. 12.45 kip d. 10.65 kip
40.) What is the location of the resultant force measured from point B.
a. 0.26 ft c. 0.75 ft
b. 0.48 ft d. 1.24 ft
FIRST ASSESSMENT EXAM –
Sit. 5. For the cabled structure shown in the figure, member ABC which
CORRELATION II is assumed to be rigid is pinned at A and held by cable CD.

Sit. 1. Under cruising conditions the distributed load acting on the wing
of a small airplane has the idealized variation shown in the figure

8.) For this structure, determine the reaction at A

a.) 9,695.78 lb c.) 13,798.63 lb
b.) 11,020.08 lb d.) 14,678.23 lb
1.) Determine the shear force V at the inboard end of the wing. 9.) Determine the tension in the cable.
a.) 8.09 kN c.) 6.04 kN a.) 9,695.78 lb c.) 13,798.63 lb
b.) 4.06 kN d.) 9.08 kN b.) 11,020.08 lb d.) 14,678.23 lb
2.) Determine the bending moment M at the inboard end of the wing.
a.) 14.55 kN-m c.) 15.45 kN-m Sit. 6. A steel tank is to be positioned in an excavation.
b.) 51.45 kN-m d.) 55.14 kN-m

Sit. 2. A horizontal bar 10 ft long and of negligible weight, rests on rough

inclined planes as shown. The angle of friction is 150.

10.) Determine the magnitude of the smallest force P for which the
resultant of two forces applied at A is vertical
a. 386 lb c. 213 lb
3.) Determine the normal force between the bar and the smooth b. 321 lb d. 368 lb
surface at A. 11.) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force if force P is at its
a.) 911.75 N c.) 212.13 N smallest possible.
b.) 204.90 N d.) 943.92 N a. 386 lb c. 213 lb
4.) Determine the distance “x” before motion impends. b. 321 lb d. 368 lb
a.) 1.07 m c.) 4.07 m
Sit. 7. A 150kg. man stands on the middle rung of a 50kg ladder as
b.) 3.50 m d.) 5.60 m
shown. Assuming the floor and wall are perfectly smooth and that the
slipping is prevented by a string DE
Sit. 3. At full draw, an archer applies a pull of 130 N to the bowstring of
the bow shown in the figure.

5.) Determine the bending moment at the midpoint of the bow.

a.) 130 N-m c.) 97 N-m
b.) 190 N-m d.) 108 N-m 12.) Which of the following gives the reaction at B?
a. 796.40kN c. 689.64kN
Sit. 4. A simply supported beam AB supports a trapezoidally distributed b. 1562.31kN d. 2360.30kN
load (see figure). The intensity of the load varies linearly from 50 kN/m 13.) Which of the following gives the reaction at A?
at support A to 25 kN/m at support B. a. 796.40kN c. 689.64kN
b. 1562.31kN d. 2360.30kN
14.) Which of the following gives the tension in the string DE?
a. 796.40kN c. 689.64kN
b. 1562.31kN d. 2360.30kN

Sit. 8. A thin ring of mass 2 kg and radius r = 140 mm is held against a

frictionless wall by a 125-mm string AB.

6.) Calculate the shear force at the midpoint of the beam

a.) 83.33 kN c.) 4.17 kN
b.) 66.67 kN d.) 41.7 kN
7.) Calculate the bending moment at the midpoint of the beam.
a.) 75 kN-m c.) 25 kN-m
b.) 50 kN-m d.) 100 kN-m
 22.) Determine the θ for connecting member A to the plate so that the
resultant force FA and FB is directed horizontally to the right.
a. 54.9° c. 45.9°
b. 94.9° d. 49.9°
23.) Also, what is the magnitude of the resultant force?
a. 10.4 kN c. 14.1 kN
b. 6.8 kN d. 8.6 kN

Sit. 12. From the figure shown below,

15.) Determine the tension in the string.

a. 23.10 N c. 21.12 N
b. 12.21 N d. 10.23 N

Sit. 9. From the figure shown below

24.) Determine the magnitude of F1 so that the resultant force is directed

vertically upward and has a magnitude of 800 N.
a. 551 N c. 527 N
b. 301 N d. 275 N
25.) Determine the direction θ of F1 so that the resultant force is directed
vertically upward and has a magnitude of 800 N.
a. 9.21° c. 105°
b. 29.1° d. 5.4°
16.) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force FR = F1 + F2.
Sit. 13. From the bracket shown below loaded with three forces,
a. 803 N c. 867 N
b. 308 N d. 687 N
17.) Determine the direction of the resultant force FR = F1 + F2
measured counter clockwise from the positive x axis.
a. 63° c. 45°
b. 108° d. 92°
18.) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force FR = F1 + F3.
a. 803 N c. 867 N
b. 308 N d. 687 N
19.) Determine the direction of the resultant force FR = F1 + F3
measured counter clockwise from the positive x axis.
c. 63° c. 45°
d. 108° d. 92°
26.) Determine the magnitude of F1 so that the resultant force is directed
Sit. 10 Three forces act on the bracket. to the positive x’ axis and has a magnitude of FR = 600 N.
a. 651 N c. 222 N
b. 422 N d. 434 N
27.) Determine the direction θ of F1 so that the resultant force is directed
to the positive x’ axis and has a magnitude of FR = 600 N.
a. 47° c. 87°
b. 67° d. 57°

Sit. 14. For the given coplanar force system which consists of two forces
and one couple.

20.) Determine the magnitude F2 so that the resultant force is directed

along the positive u axis and has a magnitude of 50 lb.
a. 45.2 lb c. 58.5 lb
b. 67.1 lb d. 88.1 lb
21.) Determine the orientation θ so that the resultant force is directed
along the positive u axis and has a magnitude of 50 lb.
a. 31° c. 121°
b. 103° d. 83°

Sit. 11. The plate is subjected to the two forces at A and B as shown.
28.) Determine the resultant of the set of forces.
a. 36.60 kN c. 47.80 kN
b. 51.50 kN d. 74.50 kN
29.) Determine the angle that the resultant makes with the x-axis.
a. 44.71° c. 71.44°
b. 45.29° d. 18.56°
30.) Determine the resultant force couple system acting at A that will
replace all sets of forces.
a. 385.61 kN-m c. 248.92 kN-m
b. 487.17 kN-m d. 156.92 kN-m
Sit. 15. A force of 60kN is acting horizontally, then another force of 50kN
is acting upward to the right. If the resultant of these two forces is
95.4kN.
31.) At what angle does the resultant makes with the horizontal?
a. 27° c. 63°
b. 72° d. 36°
32.) At what angle does the 50kN force makes with the horizontal?
a. 30° c. 45°
b. 15° d. 60°
33.) Compute the horizontal component of the resultant?
a. 58kN c. 64kN
b. 85kN d. 46kN

SIT. 16. Three identical cylinders are stacked within a rigid bin as shown
in the figure. Weight of each cylinder is 500N. Assume all contact surface
are frictionless.

34.) Determine the force at A.

a. 288.68 N c. 750 N
b. 144.34 N d. 1500 N
35.) Determine the force at B.
a. 288.68 N c. 750 N
b. 144.34 N d. 1500 N
36.) Determine the force at C.
a. 288.68 N c. 750 N
b. 144.34 N d. 1500 N
c.
Sit. 17. Knowing that 𝛼 = 20°

37.) Determine the tension in cable AC.

a. 1244 lb c. 124.4 lb
b. 1154 lb d. 115.4 lb
38.) Determine the tension in rope BC.
a. 1244 lb c. 124.4 lb
b. 1154 lb d. 115.4 lb

Sit. 18. Neglecting friction and the radius of the pulley,

39.) Determine the tension in cable ADB.

a. 260 N c. 224 N
b. 112 N d. 130 N
40.) Determine the reaction at C.
a. 260 N c. 224 N
b. 112 N d. 130 N
44.) Determine the direction angle of the reaction at C.
a. 2.05° c. 78.95°
b. 87.95° d. 11.05°
CORREL II – MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Sit. 1. A continuous beam is shown in the figure 1. The concrete is a 5. Compute the cracking moment.
normal density concrete of density 2,350 kg/m 3. The reinforcing steel a. 38.07 kN-m c. 58.07 kN-m
used has a yield strength of 𝑓𝑦 = 276 MPa. b. 48.07 kN-m d. 63.30 kN-m

1. Which of the following most nearly gives the minimum Sit. 4. A propped cantilever beam shown in Figure is made of reinforced
thickness of B-1? concrete having a width of 290 mm overall depth of 490 mm. The beam
a. 397.14 mm c. 317.71 mm is loaded with uniform dead load of 35 kN/m (including its own weight),
b. 400.00 mm d. 500.00 mm and a uniform live load of 55 kN-m. Given 𝑓′𝑐 = 24 𝑀𝑃𝑎, 𝑓𝑦 = 415 𝑀𝑃𝑎.
2. Which of the following most nearly gives the minimum Concrete cover is 60 mm from the centroid of the bars.
thickness of B-2?
a. 226.94 mm c. 285.71 mm
b. 380.95 mm d. 302.59 mm
3. Which of the following most nearly gives the minimum
thickness of B-3?
a. 198.57 mm c. 257.61 mm
b. 145.77 mm d. 324.32 mm

6. Determine the maximum positive moment.

a. 260.00 kN-m c. 231.56 kN-m
b. 455.00 kN-m d. 253.83 kN-m
7. Determine the required tension steel area for maximum
positive moment.
a. 1524.14 mm2 c. 1953.88 mm2
b. 1669.02 mm2 d. 3337.51 mm2
8. Determine the maximum negative moment.
c. 260.00 kN-m c. 231.56 kN-m
d. 455.00 kN-m d. 253.83 kN-m
9. Determine the required tension steel area for maximum
negative moment.
a. 1524.14 mm2 c. 1953.88 mm2
b. 1669.02 mm2 d. 3337.51 mm2

Sit. 5. A T beam has the following properties:

Effective flange width = 750 mm
Flange thickness = 100 mm
Width of web = 350 mm
Overall depth = 800 mm
It is reinforced with 8-32 mm diameter tension bars with an
effective depth of 700 mm. Use 𝑓′𝑐 = 27.60 MPa and 𝑓𝑦 = 413.70 MPa
10. Which of the following most nearly gives the area of the
concrete compression stress block in mm 2?
a. 90,677.94 c. 101,325.52
b. 95,312.15 d. 113,458.58
11. Which of the following most nearly gives the depth of the
concrete compression block?
Sit. 2. A concrete beam shown in figure 2 is reinforced with three 25-mm a. 144.79 mm c. 209.88 mm
diameter tension bars. The modular ratio is n = 8. Use 𝑦1 = 261 mm and b. 175.22 mm d. 158.03 mm
𝑦2 = 65 mm. 12. Which of the following most nearly gives the ultimate moment
4. Which of the following most nearly gives the moment of inertia capacity of the given beam in kN-m?
of the uncracked transformed section? a. 1,213.72 c. 1,306.77
a. 2.39x109 mm4 c. 2.83x109 mm4 b. 1,471.90 d. 1,109.81
b. 3.28x109 mm4 d. 3.82x109 mm4
Sit. 6. A three-span continuous beam is shown in figure 3.
13. Which of the following most nearly gives the factored uniform
load in kN/m?
a. 3.50 c. 4.90
b. 5.65 d. 5.20
14. Which of the following most nearly gives the factored moment
at G in kN-m?
a. 25.48 c. 17.15
b. 27.68 d. 24.01
15. Which of the following most nearly gives the factored moment
at I in kN-m?
a. 13.73 c. 17.30
b. 14.92 d. 10.72
Sit. 3. A section of concrete
beam is shown in the figure. The
beam is simply supported over a
span of 7.5 𝑚. Unit weight of
concrete is 23.5 𝑘𝑁⁄𝑚 3.
Concrete compressive strength
is 𝑓𝑐 ′ = 28 𝑀𝑃𝑎 and concrete
tensile strength 𝑓𝑐𝑡 = 2.8 𝑀𝑃𝑎. In
this problem, 𝑏1 = 300 𝑚𝑚, 𝑏2 =
375 𝑚𝑚, ℎ = 600 𝑚𝑚 and 𝐷 =
150 𝑚𝑚
 Sit. 8. For the given section and details of the beam shown below,

19. Determine the bending stress developed in the top layer of

steel reinforcement.
a. 1258.94 psi c. 14,040.35 psi
b. 12,892.16 psi d. 10,595.80 psi
20. Determine the bending stress developed in the bottom layer
of steel reinforcement.
a. 1258.94 psi c. 14,040.35 psi
b. 12,892.16 psi d. 10,595.80 psi
21. Determine the bending stress developed in the concrete.
a. 1258.94 psi c. 14,040.35 psi
b. 12,892.16 psi d. 10,595.80 psi

Sit. 9. The strength of the materials used in the given section of the
beam shown are 𝑓′𝑐 = 20 𝑀𝑃𝑎 and 𝐹𝑦 = 415 𝑀𝑃𝑎. Using ultimate
strength design,

Sit. 7. The cross section of a beam is shown in the figure below. Using
𝑓′𝑐 = 3000 𝑝𝑠𝑖, normal weight of concrete, 𝑛 = 9, and 𝑀 = 250 𝑓𝑡 − 𝑘,

22. Determine the stress develop in the compression steel.

a. 312.72 MPa c. 3023.33 MPa
b. 351.07 MPa d. 3581.30 MPa
23. Determine the depth of the concrete compression block of the
beam section from the outermost compression fiber.
a. 92.19 mm c. 93.99 mm
b. 79.89 mm d. 108.46 mm
24. Determine the nominal moment capacity of the beam.
a. 446.89 kN-m c. 449.21 kN-m
b. 499.12 kN-m d. 496.54 kN-m

Sit. 10. Given the following elements of a T-beam:

Flange width, 𝑏𝑓 = 900 𝑚𝑚
Flange thickness, 𝑡 = 110 𝑚𝑚
Concrete strength, 𝑓 ′ 𝑐 = 20.7 𝑀𝑃𝑎
Steel strength, 𝑓𝑦 = 414 𝑀𝑃𝑎
Width of web, 𝑏𝑤 = 310 𝑚𝑚
Effective depth, 𝑑 = 460 𝑚𝑚
If the beam is reinforced for tension only, determine the following:
25. The balanced steel area
a. 5806.43 mm2 c. 5086.43 mm2
b. 8849.56 mm2 d. 8489.56 mm2
26. The maximum steel area.
a. 6490.03 mm2 c. 4690.03 mm2
b. 5608.41 mm2 d. 4354.82 mm2
16. Determine the moment of inertia of the transformed section 27. The ultimate balanced moment capacity
a. 27,481.72 in4 c. 24,877.35 in4 a. 897.0 kN-m c. 694.6 kN-m
b. 24,788.35 in4 d. 27,841.72 in4 b. 807.3 kN-m d. 583.1 kN-m
17. Determine the bending stress developed in the concrete. 28. The ultimate maximum moment capacity
a. 608.91 psi c. 683.91 psi a. 897.0 kN-m c. 694.6 kN-m
b. 681.47 psi d. 616.89 psi b. 807.3 kN-m d. 653.8 kN-m
18. Determine the bending stress developed in the reinforcing
steel. Sit. 11. A rectangular concrete beam 450 mm wide and reinforced for
a. 24,342.97 psi c. 2,695.10 psi tension by 5-32 mm diameter bars and for compression by 3-28 mm
b. 2,704.77 psi d. 300.53 psi diameter bars has the following properties:
Effective depth of tension bars = 650 mm
Effective depth of comp. bars = 70 mm
Concrete strength = 20.70 MPa
Reinforcing steel yield strength = 344.80 MPa
29. Which of the following most nearly gives the depth of the
rectangular stress block?
a. 102.59 mm c. 111.38 mm
b. 94.67 mm d. 110.50 mm
 30. Which of the following most nearly gives the stress of the
compression bars in MPa?
a. 334.82 c. 222.90
b. 276.94 d. 279.58
31. Which of the following most nearly gives the ultimate moment
capacity of the beam in kN–m?
a. 735.38 c. 751.67
b. 817.24 d. 835.82

Sit. 12. A rectangular concrete beam has a width of 300mm, an overall

depth of 480mm, and an effective depth of 410mm. The beam is simply
supported on a span of 5m and carried a superimposed dead load of 18
kN/m and a live load of 14 kN/m. Concrete strength is 𝑓′𝑐 = 27.60 MPa
and steel yield strength 𝑓𝑦 = 415 MPa. Unit weight of concrete is 23.50
kN/m3.
32. Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum
factored moment of the beam in kN-m?
a. 174.85 c. 147.96
b. 156.88 d. 150.19
33. If the design moment at ultimate loads is 220 kN-m, which of
the following gives the required number of 20-mm diameter
tension bars?
a. 5 c. 7
b. 6 d. 8
34. If the beam carries an additional factored concentrated load
of 80kN at midspan, which of the following gives the required
number of 20-mm diameter bars?
a. 5 c. 7
b. 6 d. 8

Sit. 13. A beam having a span of 12m shown in figure 13. carries a
concentrated load of 60kN at point B. Assuming EI is constant to be
50000 kN-m2.

35. Compute the deflection at C.

a. 34.2mm c. 24.3mm
b. 29.7mm d. 27.9mm
36. Compute the deflection at B.
a. 34.2mm c. 24.3mm
b. 29.7mm d. 27.9mm
37. Compute the slope at B.
a. 0.0054rad c. 0.045rad
b. 0.054rad d. 0.0045rad

Sit. 14. The beam is subjected to the load as shown in figure 6-a.

38. Determine the slope at A

a. 9.583/EI c. 29.583/EI
b. 65.583/EI d. 99.583/EI
39. Determine the distance of the point where slope is zero from
A.
a. 3.951 m c. 3.167 m
b. 4.167 m d. 2.951 m
40. Determine the maximum displacement of the beam
a. 135.73/EI c. 56.75/EI
b. 110.75/EI d. 160.75/EI
CORREL II – FINAL EXAMINATION 13. Determine the maximum shear in the slab.
a. 96 kN c. 72 kN
NAME: b. 48 kN d. 112 kN
14. Determine the maximum moment in the slab.
SIT. 1. The cantilever beam shown carries a uniform load 5kN/m on the 3m a. 84 kN-m c. 76 kN-m
portion of the beam and a counterclockwise couple of 60kN-m acting at 1m
b. 42 kN-m d. 98 kN-m
from the fixed support. Assume EI = 200kN-m2.
15. Determine the location of zero bending moment measured from the
left end of the slab.
a. 2.50 m c. 3.50 m
b. 1.75 m d. 3.00 m
SIT. 6. The horizontal distance from A at one end of the river to frame C at the
other end is 20m as shown in figure 2. The cable carries a load of 𝑊 = 50𝑘𝑁.
1. Compute the slope at B. The sad “d” of the cable is 1m.
a. 0.5° c. 0°
b. 1° d. 0.67°
2. Compute the angle of rotation atD.
a. 0.4875 rad c. 0.7778 rad
b. 0.3350 rad d. 0.5420 rad
3. Compute the deflection at D.
a. 2.35 m c. 0.56 m
b. 1.81 m d. 0.91 m
SIT. 2. A propped beam 8m long carries a uniform load of 12kN/m from the
fixed end support up to the midspan only.

16. Find the distance x1 such that the tension in segment AB of the cable
is equal to that in segment BC.
a. 9m c. 12 m
b. 10 m d. 11 m
17. Calculate the tension in segment BC when 𝑥1 = 5𝑚.
4. Which of the following gives the reaction at the simply supported a. 206.56 kN c. 165.43 kN
end? b. 174.90 kN d. 187.92 kN
a. 5.25 kN c. 4.89 kN 18. What is the total length of the cable when 𝑥1 = 5𝑚
b. 7.50 kN d. 7.33 kN a. 20.13 m c. 21.12 m
5. Which of the following gives the angle of rotation at the simply b. 20.76 m d. 19.76 m
supported end? SIT. 7. Figure shown in figure is a semi-circular arch subjected to equal but
a. 30/EI c. 20/EI oppositely directed forces at A and B.
b. 10/EI d. 40/EI
6. Which of the following gives the moment at the fixed end?
a. 48 kN-m c. 36 kN-m
b. 54 kN-m d. 78 kN-m
SIT. 3. For the restrained beam shown below,

19. Find the shear force at D.

a. 0.84 kN c. 0.48 kN
b. 0.69 kN d. 0.96 kN
20. Find the moment acting on D.
7. Compute the moment at support A, in kN-m. a. 1.14 kN-m c. 2.14 kN-m
a. 58.25 kN-m c. 56.25 kN-m b. 1.21 kN-m d. 1.12 kN-m
b. 70.50 kN-m d. 64.50 kN-m 21. Determine the axial force at D.
8. Compute the moment at support B, in kN-m. a. 1.14 kN c. 2.14 kN
a. 58.25 kN-m c. 56.25 kN-m b. 1.21 kN d. 1.12 kN
b. 70.50 kN-m d. 64.50 kN-m SIT. 8. For the beam shown in figure 5
9. Compute the vertical reaction at support B, in KN.
a. 54 kN c. 90 kN
b. 30 kN d. 45 kN
SIT. 4. The retaining wall shown in the figure is simply supported at the top
and assumed fixed at the base. The total active pressure acting on the wall varies
from 0kN/m at the top to 54kN/m at the bottom. Assume EI = constant.

22. What is the moment in the midspan if 𝑥1 = 2𝑚?

a. 38.20 kN-m c. 37.50 kN-m
b. 35.40 kN-m d. 36.50 kN-m
23. Find the distance 𝑥1 , if the moment at midspan is zero.
a. 2.50 m c. 3.50 m
b. 2.60 m d. 3.60 m
10. Calculate the moment at the base of the wall. 24. Determine the distance 𝑥2 so that the maximum in the beam is the
a. 291.6 kN-m c. 274.8 kN-m least possible value.
b. 325.4 kN-m d. 314.8 kN-m a. 5.76 m c. 5.96 m
11. Calculate the moment at the base of the wall when the simple b. 5.86 m d. 5.69 m
SIT. 9 A simply supported beam AB supports a trapezoidal distributed load
support at the top is removed.
shown in figure 15. The intensity of the load varies linearly from 50kN/m at
a. 781 kN-m c. 635 kN-m
support A to 25kN/m at support B.
b. 812 kN-m d. 729 kN-m
12. Calculate the shear at the base of the wall when the simple support
at the top is removed.
a. 265 kN c. 234 kN
b. 243 kN d. 178 kN
SIT. 5. The concrete pad shown in Figure 005 is subjected to uniform loads.

25. Calculate the shear force at the midpoint of the beam.

a. 83.33 kN c. 4.17 kN
b. 66.67 kN d. 41.7 kN
26. Calculate the bending moment at the midpoint of the beam.
 a. 75 kN-m c. 25 kN-m
b. 50 kN-m d. 100 kN-m
SIT. 10. For the beam loaded as shown in figure 16.

27. Determine the maximum moment at C.

a. 4800 lb-ft c. 5400 lb-ft
b. 5100 lb-ft d. 5700 lb-ft
28. Determine the minimum moment at C.
a. 300 lb-ft c. 600 lb-ft
b. 0 lb-ft d. 900 lb-ft
SIT. 11. For the beam shown in figure 11.

29. Determine the reaction at A.

a. 20.79 kN c. 14.53 kN
b. 16.63 kN d. 57.13 kN
30. Determine the horizontal reaction at B.
a. 20.79 kN c. 14.53 kN
b. 16.63 kN d. 57.13 kN
31. Determine the vertical reaction at B.
a. 20.79 kN c. 14.53 kN
b. 16.63 kN d. 57.13 kN
SIT. 12. From the figure shown in figure 2, solve for the following: Use
EI=1200 kN-m2.

32. Moment at B to produce unit rotation at B

a. 200 kN-m c. 600 kN-m
b. 400 kN-m d. 800 kN-m
33. Reaction at B.
a. 200 kN c. 600 kN
b. 400 kN d. 800 kN
34. Moment at A
a. 200 kN-m c. 600 kN-m
b. 400 kN-m d. 800 kN-m
SIT. 13. A propped beam having a span of 20 m. carries a triangular load which
varies from 10 kN/m at the fixed end to zero at the other support.
35. Determine the reaction at B
a. 10 kN c. 30 kN
b. 20 kN d. 40 kN
36. Location of maximum deflection from B
a. 8.94 m c. 4.89 m
b. 9.84 m d. 9.48 m
37. Maximum deflection
a. 2183/EI c. 3812/EI
b. 2318/EI d. 3182/EI
SIT. 14. A propped beam shown in figure 3 is simply supported at A and the
right end is assumed to be perfectly fixed.

38. Compute the moment at B.

a. -140kN-m c. -160kN-m
b. -150kN-m d. -170kN-m
39. Compute the reaction at A.
a. 179kN c. 279kN
b. 229kN d. 329kN
40. Compute the deflection at the free end. Assume EI = 24000 kN-m2
a. 12mm c. 36mm
b. 24mm d. 48mm