Problem 721

By the use of moment-are method, determine the magnitude of the reaction force at the left
support of the propped beam in Fig. P-706.

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Transform the triangular load into a downward uniformly distributed load and upward increasing
load. We do this so that we can easily draw the moment diagram by parts with moment center at
the fixed support.
Solution of RA by Moment-Area Method

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Summary for the value of end moments and deflection of perfectly restrained beam carrying
various loadings. Note that for values of EIy, y is positive downward.

Problem 728
Determine the end moment and maximum deflection of a perfectly restrained beam loaded as
shown in Fig. P-728.

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