6:59ull ? O1 MoodleA moodle.ku.edu.kwKnowing that F = 4 kN.Determine the reactions%3Dat the supports.FA30°6 m2 mAx =kN [→ +]%3DAy =kN [↑ +]NB =kN [\ +]%3DQuestion 2Not yet answere Determine the reactionsat the supports.Set:L1 = 2 m%3DL2 = 4 mw = 14 kN/m%3DWBL1L2

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Knowing that F = 4 kN. Determine the reactions at the supports. F A 30° 6 m - 2 m Ax = kN [→ +] Ay = kN [↑ +] NB = kN [K +]

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L2 = 4 m
w = 14 kN/m
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