Shearing and normal force in a beam

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In the diagram below, would the shearing force or normal force at B
be zero, and why?
http://users.on.net/~rohanlal/Untitled-2.jpg
 
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Yes it would be zero, since there are no external forces in the x-direction.
 
so the normal stress would be zero?
 

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