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Problem 1.3.27P: A 150-lb rigid bar AB. with friction less rollers al each end. is held in the position shown in the...

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Item 2: A frame is composed of 2 members
weighing 2W (kN/m) each. Calculate the
magnitude
of the reactions at the supports.
3W (KN)
45
Im
8W (kNm)
im
Im
4W (KN)
E
Im
-pin
4W (kN)
40°
Im

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