Determine the support reactions at the the fixed support, A. Neglect the weight and size of the beam. Given data: Distributed load W=50 N/m; Couple C=160 N-m; and the point load P=780 N acting inclined at an angle of 35 in degree with respect to horizontal. W (n/m) C (N.m) 1.5 m 2 m 4 m

Determine the support reactions at the the fixed support, A. Neglect the weight and size of the beam. Given data: Distributed load W=50 N/m; Couple C=160 N-m; and the point load P=780 N acting inclined at an angle of 35 in degree with respect to horizontal. W (n/m) C (N.m) 1.5 m 2 m 4 m

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Determine the support reactions at the the fixed support, A. Neglect the weight and size of the
beam.
Given data: Distributed load W=50 N/m; Couple C=160 N-m; and the point load P-780 N acting
inclined at an angle of 35 in degree with respect to horizontal.
W (n/m)
P
C (N.m)
1.5 m
2 m
4 m
Horizontal force component at A along x, AxD
Horizontal force component at A along y, Ay=
Moment component at A, Ma=
N. m

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