Calculate the reactions at the supports of the beams shown in Figure Q1a and Figure Q1b. Your analysis should include a well-drawn free body diagram and clear working must be shown. x = 18 y = 14 θ = 8

Calculate the reactions at the supports of the beams shown in Figure Q1a and Figure Q1b. Your analysis should include a well-drawn free body diagram and clear working must be shown. x = 18 y = 14 θ = 8

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Calculate the reactions at the supports of the beams shown in Figure
Q1a and Figure Q1b. Your analysis should include a well-drawn free
body diagram and clear working must be shown.

x = 18

y = 14

θ = 8

Determine the reactions at the supports of the beams shown:
Calculate the reactions at the supports of the beams shown in Figure
Q1a and Figure Q1b. Your analysis should include a well-drawn free
body diagram and clear working must be shown.
X kN/m
Y kN/m
2 m
5 m
2 m -1 m-
e kN
Figure Q1a
Template
P Pear
e kN
4 kN
Y kN/m
X kN/m
-2 m-
-4 m
6 m
-3 m-
Figure Q1b
Values for X, Y and e will be randomly assigned to you and you are to
base your calculations and free body diagram on the values assigned to
you. The solutions should make use of the correct SI Units.

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