1-1,Draw the influence lines for: (a) the reaction at B (By), and the (b) shearing forceand (c) bending moment M₁-1 at section 1-1 (3 influence lines in total). Use the methodof your preference (quantitative or qualitative) to solve the problem. Make sure to labelthe values for local maximums and minimums and demonstrate your procedure.=ABCaD12ft35 ft 25 ft*14ftFigure 5

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