A downward vertical load of 10 kN acts at a distance of 40 cm from the left end on a 1 m long beam. This beam is simply supported at both ends. The vertical reaction at the left end is:

A downward vertical load of 10 kN acts at a distance of 40 cm from the

1.	A downward vertical load of 10 kN acts at a distance of 40 cm from the left end on a 1 m long beam. This beam is simply supported at both ends. The vertical reaction at the left end is:
A.	0.25 kN
B.	5 kN
C.	6 kN
D.	4 kN
Answer» D. 4 kN

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A downward vertical load of 10 kN acts at a distance of 40 cm from the left end on a 1 m long beam. This beam is simply supported at both ends. The vertical reaction at the left end is:

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