I need some help with a Mechanics (M2) question. :)

Could someone please explain to me why you do not take into account any reaction forces at C? Thanks. (Click to enlarge the image)

the moments being considered are of forces on the rod... the forces at C are not acting on the rod.

the moments being considered are of forces on the rod... the forces at C are not acting on the rod.

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yup, how smart am I?

thanks though, it's the obvious things that seem to get me..

.....

yup, how smart am I?

thanks though, it's the obvious things that seem to get me..

we've all been there dude.

may the forces be with you

:teehee:

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