8 Find the reactions at the fixed connection at A.4 N/m2m4mRA16N; MA = 64 N. m clockwise%3DO RA = 24N; MA = 32 N.m clockwise%3DRA = 16N ; MA = 64 N. m counterclockwise%3DO NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICESO RA = 24 N; MA 32 N.m counterclockwise%3D

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Find the reactions at the fixed connection at A. 4 N/m 2m 4m O RA = 16N; MA = 64 N.m clockwise O RA = 24N; MA = 32 N.m clockwise %3D %3D O RA = 16N; MA =64 N. m counterclockwise %3D

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Find the reactions at the fixed connection at A.
4 N/m
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4m
RA
16N; MA = 64 N. m clockwise
%3D
O RA = 24N; MA = 32 N.m clockwise
%3D
RA = 16N ; MA = 64 N. m counterclockwise
%3D
O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES
O RA = 24 N; MA 32 N.m counterclockwise
%3D

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