FN= 55MN=62SN=71 MN lb/ft-6 ft-SN lb/ft-12 ft-At Support B:Horizontal Force - Blank 4 lbVertical Force - Blank 5 lbMoment - Blank 6 lb-ftFN lb•D2 ftDetermine the force and moment as shown on theabove figure:At Support C;Horizontal Force - Blank 1 lbVertical Force - Blank 2 lbMoment - Blank 3 lb-ft

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FN= 55 MN=62 SN=71

MN lb/ft
-6 ft-
SN lb/ft
-12 ft-
At Support B:
Horizontal Force - Blank 4 lb
Vertical Force - Blank 5 lb
Moment - Blank 6 lb-ft
FN lb
•D
2 ft
Determine the force and moment as shown on the
above figure:
At Support C;
Horizontal Force - Blank 1 lb
Vertical Force - Blank 2 lb
Moment - Blank 3 lb-ft

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