In class, we used superposition principles to solve reactions for a propped cantilever beam. Take a few minutes to review that example. Work the problem again - but this time, instead of using the moment reaction at A as the redundant support, use the force reaction at C. Construct the V and M diagrams too. FBD V M 4/2 SYSTEM I SYSTEM II 4/2 O

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