A beam segment with its internal shear forces at sections A and B is shown along with a sketch of the cross-sectional dimensions. Consider the block on the left of the beam, shwon as area (1), and answer the following questions: [L=16 in, VA=1020 lb, Vg=1020 lb, a=2.5 in, b=3.5 in, c=13.5 in., I = 818.6 in.4] a a V (1) (2) В А Determine the first moment of area (Q). 33.66 in3 58.95 in3 77.06 in3 28.81 in3 74.33 in3 OO0O

A beam segment with its internal shear forces at sections A and B is shown along with a sketch of the cross-sectional dimensions. Consider the block on the left of the beam, shwon as area (1), and answer the following questions: [L=16 in, VA=1020 lb, Vg=1020 lb, a=2.5 in, b=3.5 in, c=13.5 in., I = 818.6 in.4] a a V (1) (2) В А Determine the first moment of area (Q). 33.66 in3 58.95 in3 77.06 in3 28.81 in3 74.33 in3 OO0O

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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