Consider the given beam below. Determine the following: 1. Vertical reaction at the hinge support (KN) 2. Horizontal reaction at the hinge support (KN) 3. Reaction at the roller support (KN) 10KN 11 KN 20 II 75 1m A 1m 2m 11 KON 30年 4m B 1m 10 1

Consider the given beam below. Determine the following: 1. Vertical reaction at the hinge support (KN) 2. Horizontal reaction at the hinge support (KN) 3. Reaction at the roller support (KN) 10KN 11 KN 20 II 75 1m A 1m 2m 11 KON 30年 4m B 1m 10 1

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Consider the given beam below. Determine the following:
1. Vertical reaction at the hinge support (KN)
2. Horizontal reaction at the hinge support (KN)
3. Reaction at the roller support (KN)
10KN 11 KN
II
75
20
A
1m 1m
+
2m
11 KON
HE
30 KN
4m
B
1m
10 K

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