हैA★FBThe structure shown above is in static equilibrium. The structure is made of squaresegments 1.5m on each side. Support A is a pin joint and support B is on rollers. Anexternal force F=150.0 N is applied to the structure. What is the reaction force at B? A-XB*FThe structure shown above is in static equilibrium. The structure is made of squaresegments 5.0m on each side. Support A is a pin joint and support B is on rollers. Anexternal force F=250.0N is applied to the structure. What is the reaction force (in N)at B?

A -X 4 ➤F B The structure shown above is in static equilibrium. The structure is made of square segments 1.5m on each side. Support A is a pin joint and support B is on rollers. An external force F=150.0 N is applied to the structure. What is the reaction force at B?

A -X 4 ➤F B The structure shown above is in static equilibrium. The structure is made of square segments 1.5m on each side. Support A is a pin joint and support B is on rollers. An external force F=150.0 N is applied to the structure. What is the reaction force at B?

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The structure shown above is in static equilibrium. The structure is made of square
segments 1.5m on each side. Support A is a pin joint and support B is on rollers. An
external force F=150.0 N is applied to the structure. What is the reaction force at B?

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The structure shown above is in static equilibrium. The structure is made of square
segments 5.0m on each side. Support A is a pin joint and support B is on rollers. An
external force F=250.0N is applied to the structure. What is the reaction force (in N)
at B?

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