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    1) The beam AB is subjected to various loads including point loads, uniformly distributed loads, and moments. 2) Equations of equilibrium are applied by setting the sum of moments and sum of forces in the y-direction equal to zero. 3) By solving the equations, the required reactions at supports A and B are calculated as RA = 103.97 kN and RB = 136.03 kN.

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    1) The beam AB is subjected to various loads including point loads, uniformly distributed loads, and moments. 2) Equations of equilibrium are applied by setting the sum of moments and sum of forces in the y-direction equal to zero. 3) By solving the equations, the required reactions at supports A and B are calculated as RA = 103.97 kN and RB = 136.03 kN.

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    Support Reaction Problem 5 6 &7

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    1) The beam AB is subjected to various loads including point loads, uniformly distributed loads, and moments. 2) Equations of equilibrium are applied by setting the sum of moments and sum of forces in the y-direction equal to zero. 3) By solving the equations, the required reactions at supports A and B are calculated as RA = 103.97 kN and RB = 136.03 kN.

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    of 6

    Example 5 : Determine the reaction for the beam shown in fig.

    0.5x 45 X 4=90kN
    6 X 20=120 kN 30kN

    HA
    0.5 x 6=3m
    40kN-m RB
    VA
    6+2/3 x 4=8.67m
    FBD of beam AB
    Apply the ∑MA= 0 considering clockwise
    moment as Positive

    +120x3 +8.67x90 +30X 6

    +40 –RB X 10 =0;

    RB =136.03kN; Check,
    Apply ∑Fy=0 considering upward force as positive;
    Action = Reaction
    Ʃ Fy = VA + RB
    RA -120-30-90+RB=0 120 +30+90 = 136.03 +103.97
    240 kN =240 kN
    Ʃ Fx = HA
    RA= 103.97kN 0=0

    Apply ∑Fx=0 ; HA=0:

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