Calculate all the support reactions (if one of them has a value of 0, you must...

 

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Calculate all the support reactions (if one of them has a value of 0, you must state that; if you do not, the problem is wrong) for the beam and loading shown. Clearly show your final answers for the reactions in a box or circled. P= load in kips based on number of letters in your last name (e.g., Sabol = 5 kips) w = load in k/ft based on number of letters in your last name but divided by 9 and rounded up or down, as appropriate, to 1 decimal point (e.g., Sabol 0.6 k/ft because 0.55555 rounds up to 0.6) = x1 = 10 FT; x2 = 12 FT (figure is not to scale) This problem is an "All-or-nothing" problem. We will occasionally have homework problems that are reviews of past concepts that are not eligible for partial credit. Sometimes they will be "All-50%-or-nothing problems" where you can get 50% partial credit (this would normally be for longer problems or complicated problems). Triple-check your work on all-or-nothing problems! I will answer questions about how to do these problems but I will not tell you if your answers are correct prior to you submitting them. P W A x1 x2 AIT B Calculate all the support reactions (if one of them has a value of 0, you must state that; if you do not, the problem is wrong) for the beam and loading shown. Clearly show your final answers for the reactions in a box or circled. P= load in kips based on number of letters in your last name (e.g., Sabol = 5 kips) w = load in k/ft based on number of letters in your last name but divided by 9 and rounded up or down, as appropriate, to 1 decimal point (e.g., Sabol 0.6 k/ft because 0.55555 rounds up to 0.6) = x1 = 10 FT; x2 = 12 FT (figure is not to scale) This problem is an "All-or-nothing" problem. We will occasionally have homework problems that are reviews of past concepts that are not eligible for partial credit. Sometimes they will be "All-50%-or-nothing problems" where you can get 50% partial credit (this would normally be for longer problems or complicated problems). Triple-check your work on all-or-nothing problems! I will answer questions about how to do these problems but I will not tell you if your answers are correct prior to you submitting them. P W A x1 x2 AIT B