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Find the reactions at the supports for the beam that weighs 10 kN shown below. The length of the beam is 10m. 产門 20KN 15KN |12kN 2m 2m 2m

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Find the reactions at the supports for the beam that weighs 10 kN shown below. The length of
the beam is 10m.
20kN
15kN
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2m
2m
2m

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