SHOW FULL SOLUTIONY=13A=8B=2C=7 YNA N/mB N/m3 m4 m3 mC m7. What is the vertical reaction at the hinge support? (kN)8. What is the horizontal reaction at the hinge support? (kN)9. What is the reaction at the roller support? (kN)10. What is the resultant of the uniformly distributed load? (kN)11. What is the resultant of the varying load? (kN)

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