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A prismatic bar is fastened between two rigid walls at A and B and subjected to loads as shown in figure below. Determine the reactions at supports. D RA ← 100 mm C 13.6 KN 200 mm 27.2 kN 300 mm Ra

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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A prismatic bar is fastened between two rigid walls at A and B and subjected to loads as shown in
figure below. Determine the reactions at supports.
D
R₁4
←
100 mm
C
13.6 KN
200 mm
27.2 kN
300 mm
Ra

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