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Identify the correct reaction force value at A for a simply supported beam AB of length 5 m in the following option. Take F1 = 20 N, 0 = 30°, BC = 3 m and and reaction force at B = 4 N. F1

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Identify the correct reaction force value at A for a
simply supported beam AB of length 5 m in the
following option. Take F1 = 20 N, 0 = 30°, BC = 3 m
and and reaction force at B = 4 N.
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F1,
A
B
O 2N
O 3N
O 4N
O 6N

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