Question 6. RAX B M F E RAY F₁ ne here to search C KN The figure above is a pin-joint frame with horizontal and vertical lengths of l = 5m. Given that it is subjected to forces F₁ = 35kN and F₂ = 11kN, calculate the reactions, RAX, RAY and Rpy at the supports. Enter your answers in kilonewtons (kN) in the boxes below: Enter RAX: Enter RAY: Enter Rpy: KN F₂ KN D RDY

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