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3/17 The uniform beam has a mass of 50 kg per meter of length. Compute the reactions at the support O. The force loads shown lie in a vertical plane.

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Another life saver! Thank you so much! ♥️ By the way, can this problem be considered as a Non-Concurrent force system?

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Forces "A, B, C" are bending the beam in clockwise direction. Then why we have taken moment at O in anticlockwise direction ?

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‏Thank you very much for this wonderful explanation, I hope you explain the book thermodynamics ( Estop T. and McConcky A., "Applied thermodynamics for engineering technologists)

‏Thank you again for the wonderful explanation

ahmedadnan

How can 1.4sin30 have moment about point O the force is parallel about that point

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