Find the reactions at the fixed connection at A.4 N/m2m4mARA16N; MA32N. m counterclockwise16N; MA = 32N. m clockwiseRANONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICESO RA = 24N; MA64N. m counterclockwise=O RA = 24N; MA64N. m clockwise%3D

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Find the reactions at the fixed connection at A 4 N/m 2m 4m A O RA = 16N; MẠ = 32N. m counterclockwise O RA = 16N; MA = 32N. m clockwise O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES O RA = 24N; MA = 64N. m counterclockwise

Find the reactions at the fixed connection at A 4 N/m 2m 4m A O RA = 16N; MẠ = 32N. m counterclockwise O RA = 16N; MA = 32N. m clockwise O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES O RA = 24N; MA = 64N. m counterclockwise

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16N; MA
32N. m counterclockwise
16N; MA = 32N. m clockwise
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NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES
O RA = 24N; MA
64N. m counterclockwise
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O RA = 24N; MA
64N. m clockwise
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