Engineering Mechanics: Statics Theory | Solving Support Reactions

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Sir rollers I think must prevent rotation but it says it allows,can you explain it to me?

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where did you get 35 from?

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The 35 comes from solving for the sum of moments at A to get By. The 3 forces producing a moment at A are: 1. The 25 (I’ll assume N for convenience) downward force on the beam 2. The 50 N downward force on the beam 3. And lastly, By Taking the moment of each of those (M=Fd) we get: 1. -25N • 1m (since it is 1 meter away from A horizontally) 2. -50N • 3m 3. +By • 5m Adding them up: 0 = - (25N•1m) - (50N•3m) + (By•5m) And solving algebraically for By gets 35.

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