Angle of rotation in fixed end of beam

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Homework Statement


In the first photo , i was told that the fixed end moment is zero when the far end is pinned or roller supported . Why in the example in the second and third photo( both end are fixed) , the angle is zero ?

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I think it's wrong , because the fixed end must be able to resist shear force . In conjugate beam method , angle of rotation = shear force . So , as the fixed end can resist the moment , there must be some values for the angle if rotation , am i right ?
 
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Unfortunately your pictures are almost unreadable (and completely unreadable on a mobile device). Could we ask you to take a moment to generate your own images capturing the essential part of the problem?
 
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Nugatory said:
Unfortunately your pictures are almost unreadable (and completely unreadable on a mobile device). Could we ask you to take a moment to generate your own images capturing the essential part of the problem?
Which picture is not clear ?
 
They seem to look better than when I first looked at them. Did you fix them?
 
berkeman said:
They seem to look better than when I first looked at them. Did you fix them?
No, I didn't do anything to the diagram ...
 
new photo uploaded , can someone try to help now ?
 
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