Hi, can you help me understand the direction and magnitude of the perpendicular forces applied to this beam? It's important cause I need to calculate the bending and shear moment, but I'm having trouble understanding the direction of the forces and magnitude of the forces. At points C and E there is a force Fc applied of 49 N. At point D there is a force applied of 61.1 N. At point B the force applied is 18.9 N and at point A a force of 39.84 N is applied. These forces have been calculated previously in other calculations. Figure 2 is the main structure I am analysing for the problem, but I have to calculate the bending and shear force only to the beam where A, B, C, D and E forces are applied. Could you please help me?

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