The cantilever beam shown on the left, carrying a load of 20 kN and supported at B by a simple support, is in static equilibrium. The Free Body Diagram (FBD) is shown on the right. Static equilibri um equations are to be used to determine the support reactions R1 and R2 and fixed-end moment M. Which of the following is correct? 20 kN 20 kN A C 1m R2 2 m 1.m 2 m R,

The cantilever beam shown on the left, carrying a load of 20 kN and supported at B by a simple support, is in static equilibrium. The Free Body Diagram (FBD) is shown on the right. Static equilibri um equations are to be used to determine the support reactions R1 and R2 and fixed-end moment M. Which of the following is correct? 20 kN 20 kN A C 1m R2 2 m 1.m 2 m R,

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