6. Bar, initially horizontal but deflectedunder load L. Pinned to rigid supportat each end.B 3/C Draw a complete and correct free-body diagram ofeach of the bodies designated in the statements. Theweights of the bodies are sigmificant only if the massis stated. All forces, known and unknown, should belabeled. (Note: The sense of some reaction componentscannot always be determined without numericalcalculation.)

Given,Load=LLet,RA=vertical reaction at support A in upward directionRB=vertical reaction at support…

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6. Bar, initially horizontal but deflected
under load L. Pinned to rigid support
at each end.
B

3/C Draw a complete and correct free-body diagram of
each of the bodies designated in the statements. The
weights of the bodies are sigmificant only if the mass
is stated. All forces, known and unknown, should be
labeled. (Note: The sense of some reaction components
cannot always be determined without numerical
calculation.)

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