How to Find the Reaction Force in SOLIDWORKS Simulation

Reaction forces are referred to by Newton's third law of motion. In this video, we explain what they are and how to find them.
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[@tzachus]

Great video but can you know how to get the location of the force?

[@submerged7640]

I'm doing a random vibration simulation and my reaction force units are N^2/Hz, how can I get it to N?

[@apmovement8153]

It seems as though you can only obtain the reaction forces for fixtured locations. Is that true?

[@jumpnkik]

Why do the two holes (faces 2 & 3) have different reaction forces? Are they symmetrical?

[@panirys1226]

I suppose it was due to an applied mesh, by that I mean how dense it was. That model wasn't particularily densely meshed.

[@bonjournito]

Why there is no reaction moment shown on the results???!!