The beam AB weighs 1200 Nsuoports a distributed load as shown in fig.2Determire the reaction in A and B250 N m12 mAye 480 N and By= 660 N OAy= 1600 Nand By= 2600 N ()Ay= 2600 N and By= 1600 N OAy= 2100 N and By= 2100 N O

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The beam AB weighs 1200 Nsoports a distributed load as shown in fig. 2Determire the reaction in A and B 250 N m 12 m Ay= 480 N and By= 660 N O Ay- 1600 Nand By= 2600 N O Ay= 2600 Nand By= 1600 NO Ay= 2100 N and By= 2100 N O

The beam AB weighs 1200 Nsoports a distributed load as shown in fig. 2Determire the reaction in A and B 250 N m 12 m Ay= 480 N and By= 660 N O Ay- 1600 Nand By= 2600 N O Ay= 2600 Nand By= 1600 NO Ay= 2100 N and By= 2100 N O

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