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The bar is pin connected at B and is supported by rollers at C. Neglecting the weight of the bar, determine all reactions.
Please show a detailed and complete solution. Draw also a FREE BODY DIAGRAM.

Transcribed Image Text:1380 N
800 N
1.8m1.8m
A
T 25°
B L1.5 m |
2.1 m
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