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For the frame shown in Fig 2, determine the reactions at A an F and the pin reactions at B on ABC. Note: All dimensions are in meter. Fig. (2) 6 OIO F A U 3 3 5 10 kN E 3

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For the frame shown in Fig 2,
determine the reactions at A an F and the
pin reactions at B on ABC.
Note: All dimensions are in meter.
Fig. (2)
m shown in
6
A
5
U
B
3
3
3,
120
60°
10 kN
60 N
E
12
3
5

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