If replacing the loading on the beam by a single resultant force and couple moment both acting at A, determine the magnitude of the couple moment at A. Assume that F = 1.80 kN and the thickness of the beam is negligible. 6 kN, F, 28 kN?m, 30°, 30°, 1.5 m, 1.5 m, 1.5 m, 4 kN, A, 52.5 kN?m, 28.0 kN?m, 13.3 kN?m, 36.6 kN?m, 43.5 kN?m.
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Given: F = 4 kN Distance from point A to the force = 5 m Moment = Force x Distance Moment = 4 kN x 5 m Moment = 20 kN·m Show more…
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