Problem 1-1 Internal Loadings at E, Mechanics of Materials

This video explains in detail the solution to Problem 1-1 in the Chapter of Stress from the book Mechanics of Materials by R.C. Hibbeler 10th Edition (9th also).
Taken from: Chapter No. 1 Stress, Mechanics of Materials by R.C. Hibbeler 10th Edition.
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[@sidneymoore1213]

Beautiful explanation, very easy to follow!! Thank you for helping me understand.

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[@vekkimheng8766]

Why do we also not add moments at thw supports? I thought those supports also restrict moment too

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@@vekkimheng8766 The bearing support will not resist any moment.

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[@seabasschukwu6988]

why is the 400lb for negative and 800lbs force positive? i get that clockwise was established as positive and anti-clockwise was negative but how can we tell the direction of the magnitudes?

[@victoriaclancy4964]

imagine the point you're measuring from is the centre of a clock and the force you're accounting for as pushing on the hand, which way would it go, counter-clockwise or clockwise?

[@seabasschukwu6988]

why is Hb in the positive direction and same for Vb and Vc where are they in the positive directions as well?