A uniform rod of length 3m and weight 100N with ends A and B resting on two brackets and bearing 50N weight 0.5m from end A and 150N weight 2m from first weight. Find the two reaction forces at B and A.

A uniform rod of length 3m and weight 100N with ends A and B resting on two brackets and bearing 50N weight 0.5m from end A and 150N weight 2m from first weight. Find the two reaction forces at B and A.

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