The image depicts a structural frame composed of two members: AD and DBC. These members are connected via an internal pin at point D. The supports include rollers at points A and B, and a pinned external support at point C. The diagram illustrates several forces and moments:- An inclined force \( P \) applied at the leftmost end of the frame, angled at 30 degrees.- A vertical force \( 2P \) acting at point A.- A clockwise moment \( M \) applied at point B.- A vertical force \( 3P \) applied at point C.Key dimensions are labeled along the beam:- The segment between points A and D is \( 0.5L \), repeated between D and B, B and C, as well as between A and B, B and C, equaling a total length of 3L.Problem Statement:The task is to determine the value of the support reaction \( By \) (the vertical reaction at point B). A positive value indicates an upward force, whereas a negative value indicates a downward force. Given parameters are:- \( P = 5.7 \, \text{lb} \)- \( M = 27.9 \, \text{lb} \cdot \text{ft} \)- \( L = 3.6 \, \text{ft} \)The answer should be entered with one decimal precision.

M D B- L+- +- 1.5L 1.5L-1.5L - 0.5L 0.5L A frame consists of two members, AD and DBC that are connected with an internal pin at D. A and B are rollers and C is a pinned external support. What is the value of the support reaction By? Up is positive, down is negative. Input your answer with one decimal place. P=5.7 lb, M=27.9 Ib*ft, L=3.6 ft

M D B- L+- +- 1.5L 1.5L-1.5L - 0.5L 0.5L A frame consists of two members, AD and DBC that are connected with an internal pin at D. A and B are rollers and C is a pinned external support. What is the value of the support reaction By? Up is positive, down is negative. Input your answer with one decimal place. P=5.7 lb, M=27.9 Ib*ft, L=3.6 ft

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