Provide the correct exponents and distances to make the singularity function given valid for the beam shown. V₁ = 8 kN, V2 = 7 kN, V3= 200 mm, and V4 = 1100 mm. Determine the reaction forces at the supports.ATATV3-V3-(mm) OThe singularity functions areq = R₁(x)ª − v₁(x − P)ª − v₂(x − Q)¹ + R₂(x − R)ªV = R₁ – v₁(x – D)³ − v2(x − E)³ + R2(x – F)³M = R₁x – v₁(x – G)ª − v₂(x − H)C + R₂(x − 1)CFrom the given singularity functions the exponents aro(1)(2) q = R₁(x)^¹ — v₁(x − P)ª − v₂(x − Q)^¹ + R₂(x − R)ªV = R₁ − v₁(x – D)³ − v2(x − E)³ + R₂(x – F)³M = R₁x – v₁(x − G)ª − v2(x − H)C + R₂(x − 1)º-From the given singularity functions, the exponents areA =B=C=The distances areP=Q=R=D=E=F=G=H=mmmmImmmmmmmmmmmmmm(1)(2)

given; lets take reaction force at A=RAlets take reaction force at B=RBV1=8KNV2=7KNV3=200mmV4=1100mm

Provide the correct exponents and distances to make the singularity function given valid for the beam shown. V = 8 kN, V2 = 7 kN, V3 = 200 mm, and V4 = 1100 mm. Determine the reaction forces at the supports. ATAT V3 V4 -V3-TTTT

Provide the correct exponents and distances to make the singularity function given valid for the beam shown. V = 8 kN, V2 = 7 kN, V3 = 200 mm, and V4 = 1100 mm. Determine the reaction forces at the supports. ATAT V3 V4 -V3-TTTT

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