w (kN/m) w (kN/m) P (kN) P (kN) P (kN) 3 m 3 m, 2 m, Find the magnitudes of the support reactions at A and B for the shown frame if P=13 kN and w= 5 kN/m. the magnitude of the support reaction at A in x-direction in kN is (round to the nearest integer): kN the magnitude of the support reaction at A in y-direction in kN is (round to the nearest integer): kN the magnitude of the support reaction at B in y-direction in kN is (round to the nearest integer): kN 4 m

w (kN/m) w (kN/m) P (kN) P (kN) P (kN) 3 m 3 m, 2 m, Find the magnitudes of the support reactions at A and B for the shown frame if P=13 kN and w= 5 kN/m. the magnitude of the support reaction at A in x-direction in kN is (round to the nearest integer): kN the magnitude of the support reaction at A in y-direction in kN is (round to the nearest integer): kN the magnitude of the support reaction at B in y-direction in kN is (round to the nearest integer): kN 4 m

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P (kN)
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P (kN)
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3 m
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Find the magnitudes of the support reactions at A and B for the shown
frame if P=13 kN and w= 5 kN/m.
the magnitude of the support reaction at A in x-direction in kN is (round
to the nearest integer):
kN
the magnitude of the support reaction at A in y-direction in kN is (round
to the nearest integer):
kN
the magnitude of the support reaction at B in y-direction in kN is (round
to the nearest integer):
kN

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