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Q5/a/For the figure below find the reactions at point C C B-70° Your answer 520.51 531.3 450.23 Q5/ b) The reactions at point B are: * 431.3 631.2 O 640.87 25° Other: 0.3 m B 200N 0.5m A

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Chapter11: Heat Transfer By Radiation

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Q5/a/For the figure below find the reactions at point C
с
B-70°
Your answer
520.51
531.3
450.23
Q5/ b) The reactions at point B are: *
431.3
631.2
O 640.87
25°
Other:
0.3 m
B
200N
0.5m
A

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