Problem:The beam loaded as shown is supported by200 kNa roller at A and B at a fixed support at C.25 kN/mTwo frictionless hinges are provided inHingeHingebetween support at B and C. Determine the-3 m+3 m-6m-+6m-6 m-support reactions at A, B, and C.

Draw the free body diagrams of all segments of the beam.

Problem: The beam loaded as shown is supported by a roller at A and B at a fixed support at C. 200 kN 25 kN/m Two frictionless hinges are provided in 4 between support at B and C. Determine the Hinge Hinge 6 m -6 m- support reactions at A, B, and C.

Problem: The beam loaded as shown is supported by a roller at A and B at a fixed support at C. 200 kN 25 kN/m Two frictionless hinges are provided in 4 between support at B and C. Determine the Hinge Hinge 6 m -6 m- support reactions at A, B, and C.

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The beam loaded as shown is supported by
200 kN
a roller at A and B at a fixed support at C.
25 kN/m
Two frictionless hinges are provided in
Hinge
Hinge
between support at B and C. Determine the
-3 m+3 m-6m-+6m
-6 m-
support reactions at A, B, and C.

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