Please answer fast Select one:O a. R1 = -3.43KN; R2 = 24.57KN; R3 = -12kNO b. R1 = 14kN; R2 = 14kN; R3 = 12KN%3DO c. R1 = 16kN; R2 = 12kN; R3 =-12kNO d. R1 = 3.43kN; R2 - 24.57KN; R3 = 12kNO e. R1 = 12KN; R2 = 16kN; R3 = 12KNR1 = 3.43KN; R2 = 24.57KN; R3 = -12KNO g. R1-3.43KN; R2 = -24.57KN; R3 = -12KNOh. R1 16KN; R2 = 12KN; R3 - 12kN10R1 = 14KN; R2 = 14kN; R3 = -12KNOL R1= 12KN, R2 = 16kN; R3 =-12KN What will the reactions R1, R2 & R3 equal, given the loading and the dimensions of the frame below are as follows?W= 12 kN; P = 28 kN%3DForce P4m3m2mWind Load WSmReaction RReaction RIHaction

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What will the reactions R1, R2 & R3 equal, given the loading and the dimensions of the frame below are as follows? W = 12 kN; P = 28 kN Force P 4m 3m 2m Wind Load VW. Sm

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O a. R1 = -3.43KN; R2 = 24.57KN; R3 = -12kN
O b. R1 = 14kN; R2 = 14kN; R3 = 12KN
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O c. R1 = 16kN; R2 = 12kN; R3 =-12kN
O d. R1 = 3.43kN; R2 - 24.57KN; R3 = 12kN
O e. R1 = 12KN; R2 = 16kN; R3 = 12KN
R1 = 3.43KN; R2 = 24.57KN; R3 = -12KN
O g. R1-3.43KN; R2 = -24.57KN; R3 = -12KN
Oh. R1 16KN; R2 = 12KN; R3 - 12kN
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R1 = 14KN; R2 = 14kN; R3 = -12KN
OL R1= 12KN, R2 = 16kN; R3 =-12KN

What will the reactions R1, R2 & R3 equal, given the loading and the dimensions of the frame below are as follows?
W= 12 kN; P = 28 kN
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