Solve all the reactions at A, B, C, D and E of the frame.60 kNHGF5.4 mABE-3 m++3m4|A, = 7.5 kN; A, = 13.5 kN;MA= 20.3 kN•m; B, = 15 kN;By = 6.75 kN; Mg = 40.5 kN•m;C; = 15 kN; C, = 0; M. = 40.5 kN mD, = 15 kN; D, = 6.76 kN;Mp = 40.5 kN•m; E=13.5 kN;E, = 13.5 kN; Mg= 20.3 kN•m6 m6 m

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Solve all the reactions at A, B, C, D and E of the frame.
60 kN
H
G
F
5.4 m
A
B
E
-3 m+
+3m4
|A, = 7.5 kN; A, = 13.5 kN;
MA= 20.3 kN•m; B, = 15 kN;
By = 6.75 kN; Mg = 40.5 kN•m;
C; = 15 kN; C, = 0; M. = 40.5 kN m
D, = 15 kN; D, = 6.76 kN;
Mp = 40.5 kN•m; E=13.5 kN;
E, = 13.5 kN; Mg= 20.3 kN•m
6 m
6 m

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