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2.) The plate is supported by a pin in a smooth slot at B. What are the reactions at the supports? [Answer: Ax= 3.46 (right), Ay = 2 kN (down), B = 4 kN] 2 kN-m 1 2 m B 6 kN-m 60°

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Axial Load

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2.) The plate is supported by a pin in a smooth slot at B. What are the reactions at the supports? [Answer: Ax=
3.46 (right), Ay = 2 kN (down), B = 4 kN]
2 kN-m
A
2 m
6 kN-m
B
1/260
60°

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