Supports and Reactions
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Q. A freely supported beam AB of span 4 m is subjected to a UDL of 1kN/m over the full span and a moment of 2kN-m at support A as shown in the figure. The resulting BM at mid-span C of the beam will be
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- 1 kN-m (sagging)
- 1 kN-(hogging)
- 2kN-m (sagging)
- 2kN-m (hogging)
Q. What are the support reactions at the fixed end of the cantilever beam shown in the diagram below?
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- 120 kN, 120 kN-m
- 120 kN, 240 kN-m
- 240 kN, 120 kN-m
- 120 kN, 60 kN-m
Q. A simply supported beam is loaded as shown in the given figure. The bending moment at E would be
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- 6 t-m (Sagging)
- 4 t-m (Hogging)
- 6 t-m (Hogging)
- 4 t-m (Sagging)
Q. In a beam AB, support A is hinged and support B is on rollers as shown below. The directions of the reactions at A and B will be as in
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Q. A rigid bar shown in the figure is hinged at A, is supported by a rod at B, and carries a load W at C.
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The resistive force in the rod is
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The resistive force in the rod is
- 0.5 W
- 1. 0 W
- 1.5 W
- 2. 0 W