Did I make a mistake in my moment calculation for the distributed load?

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The discussion centers on a moment calculation for a distributed load, specifically questioning the accuracy of the values Ra=200 N and Rc=1300 N. The original poster seeks clarification on their calculations, particularly regarding the triangular portion of the distributed load. Respondents suggest reviewing the moment calculation, indicating a potential error in the original assessment. The focus remains on verifying the calculations to ensure accurate results. Accurate moment calculations are crucial for determining the correct reactions in structural analysis.
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Referring the question and my own worked out solution in the attachment, I could not get to the answer given that is Ra= 200 N, and Rc = 1300 N. Is there any calculation mistake I made?
 

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Check your moment calculation for the triangular portion of the distributed load. I think there is an error there.
 

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