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Reaction Forces on a Frame With Roller Joint and Pin Joint
ohhhh i get it, must be equal to 0.5KN since 2-1.5= 0.5KN at ---> direction, is that right?, and can the moments method be used aswell? and if so could you explain. thanks!- AliesAbawe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Reaction Forces on a Frame With Roller Joint and Pin Joint
The problem in the first place was, i don't know how to calculate the horizontal forces, what distances to use etc in order to find the reaction force at A, I want to learn how to do it. i have no knowledge on doing horizontal reaction forces unfortunately :/- AliesAbawe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Reaction Forces on a Frame With Roller Joint and Pin Joint
The distance of the 4KN from Point A is 0m. The support reaction direction have been indicated on the attachment i posted. Working out for the Vertical Forces: Taking moments about point A, taking anti clockwise as positive: By*10-2*9-5*6-3*2-4*0 = 0 By = (18+30+6+0)/10 = 5.4KN...- AliesAbawe
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Reaction Forces on a Frame With Roller Joint and Pin Joint
[b]1. Hi, The problem: A roof support frame has various leadings on it. The frictionless pin joint at points A has vertical and horizontal reaction forces. The rollers at point B allow free movement in the horizontal direction and has a vertical reaction. a/Calculate The total Horizontal...- AliesAbawe
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