Cantilever beam is loaded by three concentrated forces.F,3Given: 1 1= 13cm; l 2 = 20cm; 1 3 = 12cm;%3D%3D%3DF1 = -1.6kN; F2 = 0.4kN; F 3 = 2kN .Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied atfixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive andclockwise as negative).Answer: Cantilever beam is loaded by two concentrated forces and a couple.F2M4 4 1,Given: 11= 13cm; l 2 = 28cm; 13 = 19cm;F1 = 283N; F 2 = -54N; M= -7N m.Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied atfixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive andclockwise as negative).Answer:

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Cantilever beam is loaded by three concentrated forces. F2 F3 Given: 1 1 = 13cm; l 2 = 20cm; 1 3 = 12cm; F1 = -1.6kN; F 2 = 0.4kN; F 3 = 2kN . Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at fixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive and clockwise as negative).

Cantilever beam is loaded by three concentrated forces. F2 F3 Given: 1 1 = 13cm; l 2 = 20cm; 1 3 = 12cm; F1 = -1.6kN; F 2 = 0.4kN; F 3 = 2kN . Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at fixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive and clockwise as negative).

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Cantilever beam is loaded by three concentrated forces.
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Given: 1 1= 13cm; l 2 = 20cm; 1 3 = 12cm;
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%3D
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F1 = -1.6kN; F2 = 0.4kN; F 3 = 2kN .
Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at
fixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive and
clockwise as negative).
Answer:

Cantilever beam is loaded by two concentrated forces and a couple.
F2
M
4 4 1,
Given: 11= 13cm; l 2 = 28cm; 13 = 19cm;
F1 = 283N; F 2 = -54N; M= -7N m.
Find: algebraical value of reactive moment (in N m) applied at
fixed point (considering counterclockwise direction as positive and
clockwise as negative).
Answer:

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