●●●RAXRAYRDYP = 9 KNW₁ = 3 kN/mW2 = 6 kN/m=MA===11A kN (1 decimal place)A/kN (1 decimal place)A kNm (0 decimal places)AkN (1 decimal place) PW₂AB7 m-6 mDW₁CE1244P_wa_Consider the structure above. The support at point A is a fixed support.Determine all support reactions. Positive reaction values are up, to the right, andcounterclockwise, as is typical.

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P W₂ B A HITT -7 m -6 m- D W₁ C 2 m | P .wz. E Consider the structure above. The support at point A is a fixed support. Determine all support reactions. Positive reaction values are up, to the right, and counterclockwise, as is typical.

P W₂ B A HITT -7 m -6 m- D W₁ C 2 m | P .wz. E Consider the structure above. The support at point A is a fixed support. Determine all support reactions. Positive reaction values are up, to the right, and counterclockwise, as is typical.

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RAX
RAY
RDY
P = 9 KN
W₁ = 3 kN/m
W2 = 6 kN/m
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MA=
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11
A kN (1 decimal place)
A/
kN (1 decimal place)
A kNm (0 decimal places)
A
kN (1 decimal place)

P
W₂
A
B
7 m
-6 m
D
W₁
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E
1244
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Consider the structure above. The support at point A is a fixed support.
Determine all support reactions. Positive reaction values are up, to the right, and
counterclockwise, as is typical.

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