## Problem Statement6) A pin is on the left and a roller is on the right.---### Diagram Explanation:The given diagram displays a beam with a pin support at point A on the left and a roller support at point B on the right. The beam is subjected to a linearly varying distributed load, which has a value of 200 N/m over a 4 m segment from point A and increases to 400 N/m over a 3 m segment until point B. - The length between point A and the start of the varying load is 4 meters.- The remaining length from the end of the 4 meters to point B is 3 meters.#### Distributed Load Details:- Over the first 4 meters: The load is constant at 200 N/m.- Over the next 3 meters: The load increases linearly from 200 N/m to 400 N/m.---### Questions:A) Draw a Free Body Diagram (FBD) with the resultants of the distributed loads and support reactions at A and B.B) Calculate and provide the values of the support reactions. - \( A_x = \) ______________ - \( A_y = \) ______________ - \( B_y = \) ______________

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6) A pin is on the left and a roller is on the right. 200 N/m A) and B. B) A₁ = Ay= By= 400 N/m Show a FBD with the resultants of the distributed loads and support reactic What are the support reactions?

6) A pin is on the left and a roller is on the right. 200 N/m A) and B. B) A₁ = Ay= By= 400 N/m Show a FBD with the resultants of the distributed loads and support reactic What are the support reactions?

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