The T-shaped bracket shown in the figure supports the five forces, two distributed forces, and a moment Mo = 520 lb In. A roller is in contact with the bracket at A and B is hinged support. Determine the reactive forces at A and B. Al numbers should be rounded to 2 decimal places. will give a thumbs up! The T-shaped bracket shown in the figure supports the five forces, two distributed forces, and a moment Mo-520 Ib-in. A roller is in contact with the bracket at A, and B is hinged support. Determine the reactive forces at A and B. All numbers should be rounded to 2 decimal places. B 6 lb/in 6 in M 60 40 lb 50 lb 30 lb 10 lb 100 lb 6 in. 6 in. 9 in 8 in.

The T-shaped bracket shown in the figure supports the five forces, two distributed forces, and a moment Mo = 520 lb In. A roller is in contact with the bracket at A and B is hinged support. Determine the reactive forces at A and B. Al numbers should be rounded to 2 decimal places. will give a thumbs up! The T-shaped bracket shown in the figure supports the five forces, two distributed forces, and a moment Mo-520 Ib-in. A roller is in contact with the bracket at A, and B is hinged support. Determine the reactive forces at A and B. All numbers should be rounded to 2 decimal places. B 6 lb/in 6 in M 60 40 lb 50 lb 30 lb 10 lb 100 lb 6 in. 6 in. 9 in 8 in.

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