1) Find the true magnitude and direction of the forces at the supports A and B in the case of static equilibrium. Fig 2.1 - 200lb +y A TITXTIT A 6' -7.5' 100lb 9' तीशी 12' B B 20' Fig 2.1 FREE BODY DIAGRAM SE 100lb/ft +X +X

1) Find the true magnitude and direction of the forces at the supports A and B in the case of static equilibrium. Fig 2.1 - 200lb +y A TITXTIT A 6' -7.5' 100lb 9' तीशी 12' B B 20' Fig 2.1 FREE BODY DIAGRAM SE 100lb/ft +X +X

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