Given the Statically Determinate Propped Beam as shown below withinternal hinged at Point B. The uniformly varying load is 10 N/m at Point C.Determine the following:a.) The Moment Reaction at Point A.b.) The External Reaction at Point A.c.) The Internal Reaction at Point B.d.) The External Reaction at Point C. 1.) (4 points) Given the Statically Determinate Propped Beam as shown below withinternal hinged at Point B. The uniformly varying load is 10 N/m at Point C.Determine the following:a.) The Moment Reaction at Point A.b.) The External Reaction at Point A.c.) The Internal Reaction at Point B.d.) The External Reaction at Point C.AB1.8 m-1.2 m-Note: EXPRESS YOUR ANSWER UPTO 3 DECIMAL PLACES.

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Given the Statically Determinate Propped Beam as shown below with internal hinged at Point B. The uniformly varying load is 10 N/m at Point C. Determine the following: a.) The Moment Reaction at Point A. b.) The External Reaction at Point A. c.) The Internal Reaction at Point B. d.) The External Reaction at Point C.

1.) (4 points) Given the Statically Determinate Propped Beam as shown below with
internal hinged at Point B. The uniformly varying load is 10 N/m at Point C.
Determine the following:
a.) The Moment Reaction at Point A.
b.) The External Reaction at Point A.
c.) The Internal Reaction at Point B.
d.) The External Reaction at Point C.
A
B
1.8 m
-1.2 m-
Note: EXPRESS YOUR ANSWER UPTO 3 DECIMAL PLACES.

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