ASAP (a) Make Free Body Diagram(b) Find all the reactions labelled(c) Find the internal Shear and MomentEquation at Point C(d) Draw correct shear and bendingMoment diagram.25 Ib/ft15 Ib/ft50 lb-ft2ft40 lbOft4ft6ft3ft 2ft

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(a) Make Free Body Diagram (b) Find all the reactions labelled (c) Find the internal Shear and Mom Equation at Point C (d) Draw correct shear and bending Moment diagram.

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(c) Find the internal Shear and Moment
Equation at Point C
(d) Draw correct shear and bending
Moment diagram.
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