(1) Figure Q1 shows a beam with pivots at B and C. There are three loads located at positions A, B and D (as illustrated). The leftmost load is 10 kN located at position A. The rightmost load is 40 kN located at position D. The third load of 20 kN is located at B. The lengths of the three sections are X=2.6 m, Y=2.6 m and Z=1.9 m respectively. Calculate the reaction at Rc located at position C. State your answer in terms of kilo-Newtons to 1 decimal place. 10 kN A X m 20 kN 40 kN B с D Ym Zm Figure Q1

(1) Figure Q1 shows a beam with pivots at B and C. There are three loads located at positions A, B and D (as illustrated). The leftmost load is 10 kN located at position A. The rightmost load is 40 kN located at position D. The third load of 20 kN is located at B. The lengths of the three sections are X=2.6 m, Y=2.6 m and Z=1.9 m respectively. Calculate the reaction at Rc located at position C. State your answer in terms of kilo-Newtons to 1 decimal place. 10 kN A X m 20 kN 40 kN B с D Ym Zm Figure Q1

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