Two beams at 6 meters in length each are arranged so that the reactions at A, B, and D are the equal. The two beams are connected byan internal roller connection.AO O OXDetermine the equal reaction at A, B, and D.160 KN180 KN120 KN240 KNCyB480 KND The value of x is nearest to:O2.0 meters3.6 meters3.0 meters2.4 meters

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Two beams at 6 meters in length each are arranged so that the reactions at A, B, and D are the equal. The two beams are connected by an internal roller connection. A X Determine the equal reaction at A, B, and D. 160 KN 180 KN 120 KN Ⓒ240 KN y B 480 KN D

Two beams at 6 meters in length each are arranged so that the reactions at A, B, and D are the equal. The two beams are connected by an internal roller connection. A X Determine the equal reaction at A, B, and D. 160 KN 180 KN 120 KN Ⓒ240 KN y B 480 KN D

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Two beams at 6 meters in length each are arranged so that the reactions at A, B, and D are the equal. The two beams are connected by
an internal roller connection.
A
O O O
X
Determine the equal reaction at A, B, and D.
160 KN
180 KN
120 KN
240 KN
C
y
B
480 KN
D

The value of x is nearest to:
O2.0 meters
3.6 meters
3.0 meters
2.4 meters

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