Exercise 5:F (N)Ch (At)AM (lb ft)4 (ft)l3 (ft)Determine the reaction forces at A, C, D, and EIn the cell above give the magnitude of the reaction force at D.One have:• width of the frame: / =4 ft, 2 =3 ft, and /3 =7 ft• height of the frame: h =8 ft• Magnitude of the punctual force: F =2 N• Moment at A: M =891 Ib.ft• Orientation of the punctual force: 0 = 43°%3D

F (N) D h (ft) M (lb ft) l3 (ft) Determine the reaction forces at A, C, D, and E In the cell above give the magnitude of the reaction force at D. One have: • width of the frame: /1 =4 ft, /2 =3 ft, and /3 =7 ft • height of the frame: h =8 ft Magnitude of the punctual force: F =2 N Moment at A: M =891 lb.ft • Orientation of the punctual force: 0 = 43° %3D

F (N) D h (ft) M (lb ft) l3 (ft) Determine the reaction forces at A, C, D, and E In the cell above give the magnitude of the reaction force at D. One have: • width of the frame: /1 =4 ft, /2 =3 ft, and /3 =7 ft • height of the frame: h =8 ft Magnitude of the punctual force: F =2 N Moment at A: M =891 lb.ft • Orientation of the punctual force: 0 = 43° %3D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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