Determine the Magnitude of F3 so that the verticalreaction at B (By) is equal to zero. . Given thatF1=170 KN; F2 = 127.5 KN.F2F10.5 m2 m1mBF31.5 m2 mA. F3 = 255.0 KNB. F3 = 0.0 KNC. F3 = 85.0 KND. F3 = 170.0 KN%3DE. F3 = 127.5 KN

Given:- F1=170kN F2=127.5kN By=0 To find:- F3

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Determine the Magnitude of F3 so that the vertical
reaction at B (By) is equal to zero. . Given that
F1=170 KN; F2 = 127.5 KN.
F2
F1
0.5 m
2 m
1m
B
F3
1.5 m
2 m
A. F3 = 255.0 KN
B. F3 = 0.0 KN
C. F3 = 85.0 KN
D. F3 = 170.0 KN
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E. F3 = 127.5 KN

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