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Given specific magnitudes of P 1 =390 N 1 P 2 =298 N 1 L 1 =3 m, L 2 =2 m, L 3 =2 m determine the vertical reaction at the left hand beam support. Give your answer, with the correct sign, rounded to the nearest whole Newton. Include the units for your answer.

          Given specific magnitudes of P  1   =390 N  1   P  2   =298 N  1    L  1   =3 m, L  2   =2 m, L  3   =2 m determine the vertical reaction at the left hand beam support. Give your answer, with the correct sign, rounded to the nearest whole Newton. Include the units for your answer.
        
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Given specific magnitudes of P 1 =390 N 1 P 2 =298 N 1 L 1 =3 m, L 2 =2 m, L 3 =2 m determine the vertical reaction at the left hand beam support. Give your answer, with the correct sign, rounded to the nearest whole Newton. Include the units for your answer.
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00:01 In this question we have given that this is a beam that is hinged at one end.
00:06 Here this vertical force will be acting here this horizontal force.
00:10 Va and h .a will be acting.
00:13 This beam itself has a weight of 190 newtons.
00:19 That is acting at its center of gravity.
00:23 Also this weight over here is 300 newton that is hanging.
00:27 This rope has tension e and this angle theta is let us say...
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