10. Determine the horizontal component of the reaction force at the hinge support A as shown to maintain equilibrium when 0=45°. Neglect the weight of the horizontal beam. 4 kN 3m 1 m A) R₁ = 2 kN → C) R = 3 kN → Ax B) R₁ = 1 kN → D) RAx Ax DIOIOIO = 4.24 kN →

10. Determine the horizontal component of the reaction force at the hinge support A as shown to maintain equilibrium when 0=45°. Neglect the weight of the horizontal beam. 4 kN 3m 1 m A) R₁ = 2 kN → C) R = 3 kN → Ax B) R₁ = 1 kN → D) RAx Ax DIOIOIO = 4.24 kN →

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10. Determine the horizontal component of the reaction force at the hinge support A as shown to maintain
equilibrium when 0=45°. Neglect the weight of the horizontal beam.
4 kN
3 m
1 m
A) R₁x = 2 kN →
C) RAx=3 kN →
B) R=1 kN →
Ax
D) R=4.24 kN →
Ax
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