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Supports and Reactions

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In a beam AB, support A is hinged and support B is on rollers as shown below. The directions of the reactions at A and B will be as in

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Solution

The correct option is C
(c)
The vertical component of reaction at A and B will be in the upward direction and horizontal component should be equal to each other.

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