Select one:O Ax = 0, Ay = 180 N (upward), MA = 30 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 90 N (upward).Ax = 0, Ay = 360 N (upward), MA = 60 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By60 N (upward).Ax = 0, Ay == 360 N (upward), MA = 90 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 90 N (upward).Ax = 0, Ay = 120 N (upward), MA = 20 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 30 N (upward).Ax = 0, Ay = 360 N (upward), MA = 60 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 90 N (upward).Determine the eauations of the elastic curve for the shaft using the y. and y- coordinates. Determine, using the principle of superposition, the reactions at supports A and B for equilibrium. Thebeam is fixed at A and supported by a roller at B.Take W, = 900 N/m and consider El is constant.WoB1 mSelect one:O Ax - 0 Av - 180 N (unward) MA = 30 N m (counter-clonckwise) and Ry = 90 N unward)OSHIB

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Select one: Ax = 0, Ay = 180 N (upward), MA = 30 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 90 N (upward). %3D %3D %3D Ax = 0, Ay = 360 N (upward), MA = 60 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By 60 N (upward). %3D Ax = 0, Ay = 360 N (upward), MA = 90 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 90 N (upward). %3D %3D Ax = 0, Ay = 120 N (upward), MA = 20 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 30 N (upward). %3D %3D Ax = 0, Ay = 360 N (upward), MA = 60 N.m (counter-clockwise) and By = 90 N (upward). %3D

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