F= 5.2+35 Q5/ Compute the magnitude of force (F) and the vertical reaction at point (A) of cantilever beam where an inclined concentrated force vector has been applied at point (B) as shown in Figure 2m Ans/ |F| = 6 Ay = 3

F= 5.2+35 Q5/ Compute the magnitude of force (F) and the vertical reaction at point (A) of cantilever beam where an inclined concentrated force vector has been applied at point (B) as shown in Figure 2m Ans/ |F| = 6 Ay = 3

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F= 5.2+35
Q5/ Compute the magnitude of force (F) and the
vertical reaction at point (A) of cantilever beam
where an inclined concentrated force vector has been
applied at point (B) as shown in Figure
Ans/
|F| = 6
Ay = 3

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