Directions: Find and locate the equivalent concentrated load(s) for the uniformly distributed load(s) for beams 1 and 2. Draw a free body diagram of loading and forces for beams 3 and 4 and calculate the reaction at the supports. References: Lecture 1 7 BEAM 1 12 ft w = 30 lb/ft 12 ft

Directions: Find and locate the equivalent concentrated load(s) for the uniformly distributed load(s) for beams 1 and 2. Draw a free body diagram of loading and forces for beams 3 and 4 and calculate the reaction at the supports. References: Lecture 1 7 BEAM 1 12 ft w = 30 lb/ft 12 ft

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The equivalent concentrated load for the uniformly distributed loads beam 1.

Directions: Find and locate the equivalent concentrated load(s) for the
uniformly distributed load(s) for beams 1 and 2. Draw a free body
diagram of loading and forces for beams 3 and 4 and calculate the reaction
at the supports.
References: Lecture 1
7 BEAM 1
12 ft
w = 30 lb/ft
12 ft

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