Situation 3. Given the inclined force below: A 6 m B 5 C 3 Hinge 4 m 117 kN 4 65 kNm 6 m 7. What is the vertical reaction at B? 8. What is the rotation at the hinge? 9. What is the displacement at B in mm, if E=200GPa and I=500x10^6 mm^4?

Situation 3. Given the inclined force below: A 6 m B 5 C 3 Hinge 4 m 117 kN 4 65 kNm 6 m 7. What is the vertical reaction at B? 8. What is the rotation at the hinge? 9. What is the displacement at B in mm, if E=200GPa and I=500x10^6 mm^4?

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Situation 3. Given the inclined force below:
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5
C 3
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4 m
117 kN
4 65 kNm
6 m
7.
What is the vertical reaction at B?
8.
What is the rotation at the hinge?
9. What is the displacement at B in mm, if E=200GPa and 1=500x10^6 mm^4?

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