The system below is composed of a uniform, slender rod. The mass of each section can be described using its density, p = 2.2 kg/m. The distances on the diagram below are: a = 190 mm, b=310 mm, and c= 430 mm. Determine the magnitudes of the force and moment reactions at the built-in support O. (Hint: Recall the support reactions required for a built-in support. The mass of each section varies according to its length.) a 3 3a 3. 4

The system below is composed of a uniform, slender rod. The mass of each section can be described using its density, p = 2.2 kg/m. The distances on the diagram below are: a = 190 mm, b=310 mm, and c= 430 mm. Determine the magnitudes of the force and moment reactions at the built-in support O. (Hint: Recall the support reactions required for a built-in support. The mass of each section varies according to its length.) a 3 3a 3. 4

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