A uniform beam weighing 50 Ibs and 12 ft long leans against a smooth wall with its lower end 6ft away from the wall. What are the reactions on the ground and of the wall at the points of contact? -1 attachment - F2 12 6 Fix Figure 2.4 F1 Fay

A uniform beam weighing 50 Ibs and 12 ft long leans against a smooth wall with its lower end 6ft away from the wall. What are the reactions on the ground and of the wall at the points of contact? -1 attachment - F2 12 6 Fix Figure 2.4 F1 Fay

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A uniform beam weighing 50 Ibs and 12 ft long leans against a smooth wall with its lower end
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