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The diagram you uploaded represents a beam with multiple loads. Let me summarize the details:

1. **Beam supports**:
   - Support at point \( A \) is a pin (hinged) support.
   - Support at point \( B \) is a roller support.

2. **Loads applied on the beam**:
   - A **point load of 60 kN** is applied 1 m from the left support \( A \).
   - A **uniformly distributed load (UDL) of 30 kN/m** extends over a 6-meter section from 3 m to 9 m of the beam.
   - A **moment of 120 kN·m** is applied at the far-right end, 12 m from point \( A \).

3. **Beam segments**:
   - The total length of the beam is 12 meters, divided as follows:
     - 1 m from \( A \) to the first load.
     - 2 m to the start of the UDL at point \( C \).
     - 6 m length of UDL.
     - 2 m to point \( B \).
     - 1 m from \( B \) to the moment.

### Next Steps for Analysis:
1. **Calculate reactions at the supports**: 
   - Since the beam has both vertical loads and a moment, we can use static equilibrium conditions to solve for reactions at supports \( A \) and \( B \).
   - The three equations of equilibrium are:
     - \( \Sigma F_y = 0 \) (Sum of vertical forces)
     - \( \Sigma M_A = 0 \) (Sum of moments about point \( A \))
     - \( \Sigma M_B = 0 \) (Sum of moments about point \( B \))

2. **Determine shear forces and bending moments**: 
   - Once reactions are known, shear force and bending moment diagrams can be created.

Shall we proceed with the calculation of the reactions at the supports?

The diagram submitted by the user shows a beam with multiple loads, including point loads, a uniformly distributed load, and a moment, as depicted in the image.

Analyze a beam subjected to point loads, a uniformly distributed load, and a moment. This statics problem covers equilibrium equations and the calculation of reactions, shear forces, and bending moments. Ideal for undergraduate engineering students.

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