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w lb/ft P lb L ft b ft Ay COLLAPSE IMAGES The horizontal reaction at A. b ENTER The vertical reaction at A b ENTER The vertical reaction at B ENTER Develop the shear and mement equations along the beam. Section 1 Range 3 resremaningon section Currentceam score: t CHECK RANGEw = 50 lb/ft P = 57 lb L= 7 ft a = 5 ft b = 1 ft ? = 63 deg

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62 Ay By by (13)-S7 Si n 63, ( 12) ←$(7)(50)(26 50 25.92 X 116-0821b.

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