Finding Reactions in a Beam with an Internal Pin Support

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how to find reactions in this beam? if there is a internal pin support
 
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dananjaya said:
how to find reactions in this beam? if there is a internal pin support

Is there an attachment or something supposed to be here? I see nothing.

A little more description would help too.

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