The elastic curve and moment diagram for a beam system are shown below. Elastic curve A Moment diagram Which of the first 4 following statements is FALSE? O a. The beam is supported at A, B, C, E, F. Ob. All supports are either hinged support or rollers. O c. Except EF, no other span is subject to member load. O d. Dis a pin-connection with concentrated moments applied at both sides of the pin. O e. None of the above.

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