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Problem Statement Based on Problem 5-11 from the textbook. Determine the reactions at the supports. W=430 N/m a=3.3 m b=1.5 m W b B

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Based on Problem 5-11 from the textbook.
Determine the reactions at the supports.
W=430 N/m
a=3.3 m
b=1.5 m
a
W
B

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