Q3. Draw a FBD of the beam and find the reaction forces at A and Brequired for equilibrium. This question will be marked the way a test question would be, for both correctness and completion. A W 3 m w = 160x N/m 2 m B

Q3. Draw a FBD of the beam and find the reaction forces at A and Brequired for equilibrium. This question will be marked the way a test question would be, for both correctness and completion. A W 3 m w = 160x N/m 2 m B

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