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4 kN 4) The uniform 200 kg beam AB is supported by a pin and a roller as shown. Determine the reaction forces at the pin A and roller B on the 30 beam. 6 m

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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4 kN
4) The uniform 200 kg beam AB is supported
by a pin and a roller as shown. Determine the
reaction forces at the pin A and roller B on the
30
beam.
6 m
-2 m

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