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Assume w = 9 kn/m. Part a determine the magnitude of the resultant force

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Answered by madhavy03
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Given

Weight density (w) = 9 kN/m

Since the load is uniformly varying, therefore the resultant of the load that is left to point "A" is

P

1

=

0.5

w

3

P

1

=

0.5

9

3

P

1

=

13.5

 

k

N

Now, the point of application of the resultant load from point A would be

x

=

1

3

3

x

=

1

 

m

Now, the resultant of the load that is right to point A

P

2

=

0.5

w

6

P

2

=

0.5

9

6

P

2

=

27

 

k

N

Now, the point of application of the resultant load would be

x

=

1

3

6

x

=

2

 

m

(a)

Now, the net resultant force

P

=

P

1

+

P

2

P

=

13.5

+

27

P

=

40.5

 

k

N

(b)

Now, moment about point A would be zero, therefore

M

A

=

0

(

P

1

1

)

+

(

P

2

2

)

(

R

B

6

)

=

0

R

B

6

=

(

27

2

)

(

13.5

1

)

R

B

=

6.75

 

k

N

Now, if we replace the P1 and P2 by the resultant force that is "P", therefore

M

A

=

0

P

x

R

B

6

=

0

40.5

x

=

6.75

6

x

=

1

 

m

Therefore net resultant force would be at 1 m right from point "A"

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