I had one question: When integrating (x-3), why do we consider that as a single term? If we integrate them individually [(x^2/2)-(3*x)], this will change the value of C1 later on giving us different answers.
We should consider (x-3) as a single term. Because, it represents the distance of load 40KN from the reference as a single term. The whole term 40(x-3) is the moment of 40 KN load fro the reference.
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In the problem, the point load is wrongly mentioned as 45 KN, but it is actually 40 KN. In the illustration, it is clearly given as 40 KN. Thanks for the comments. kindly subscribe the channel.
In the problem, the point load is wrongly mentioned as 45 KN, but it is actually 40 KN. In the illustration, it is clearly given as 40 KN. Now, Ra+Rb=88 KN. Thanks for the comments. kindly subscribe the channel.
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I had one question: When integrating (x-3), why do we consider that as a single term? If we integrate them individually [(x^2/2)-(3*x)], this will change the value of C1 later on giving us different answers.
We should consider (x-3) as a single term. Because, it represents the distance of load 40KN from the reference as a single term. The whole term 40(x-3) is the moment of 40 KN load fro the reference.
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Sir there is 45kN but u tack 40 kN
In the problem, the point load is wrongly mentioned as 45 KN, but it is actually 40 KN. In the illustration, it is clearly given as 40 KN. Thanks for the comments. kindly subscribe the channel.
Sir Ra+Rb=48+45=93
But u consider 48+40=88
"There's a typo in the question; please consider replacing '45' with '40'."
Ra+Rb=93 not 88 that means 48+45=93
In the problem, the point load is wrongly mentioned as 45 KN, but it is actually 40 KN. In the illustration, it is clearly given as 40 KN. Now, Ra+Rb=88 KN. Thanks for the comments. kindly subscribe the channel.
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