Physics written by hand. Old MathJax webview5.68 through 5.73Determine the reactions at the beam supports for the given loadıng90 lb/in40 Ibin.S in.Fig PS 68800 It-6 -20 f4 fFig PS.69200 If250 IbtFig. PS,701500 N/m900 NmtFig PS71200 ItParabolas100 In12 स6ft-Fig PS 72Vertercan you please solve 5.70, 5.71, and 5.72

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5.68 through 5.73
Determine the reactions at the beam supports for the given loadıng
90 lb/in
40 Ibin.
S in.
Fig PS 68
800 It
-6 -
20 f
4 f
Fig PS.69
200 If
250 Ibt
Fig. PS,70
1500 N/m
900 Nmt
Fig PS71
200 It
Parabolas
100 In
12 स
6ft-
Fig PS 72
Verter
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