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$\r\n A and C are fixed supports. M acts at point B in clockwise direction. AB = BC = L. EI is constant throughout frame.\r\n How many unknowns will be left finally which are non-zero?\r\n$

A and C are fixed supports. M acts at point B in clockwise direction. AB = BC = L. EI is constant throughout frame.
How many unknowns will be left finally which are non-zero?

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