A beam of length 6 m and negligible weight is supported by a pin on its left end A and a roller support onits right end 8. A 15 KN force is applied at 2 m from the pin support. A 6 KN force is applied at 2 m fromthe roller support.2 m15 KN2 m6 KN2 mBComplete the following tasks:1. Draw a free body diagram of the rod, showing all forces acting on the rod, including reaction forces.2. Determine the magnitude of all reactions at A and B.3. Draw the shear force diagram and the bending moment diagram, indicating the values of the shearforce and of the bending moment at the pin support A, at 2 m and 4 m distances to the right of A and atthe roller support B.

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A beam of length 6 m and negligible weight is supported by a pin on its lef its right end 8. A 15 KN force is applied at 2 m from the pin support. A 6 KN the roller support. 15 KN 6 KN

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