A beam with a length of 8 meters is known to carry both distributed and point loads as well as one point moment applied at the end of the beam, i.e., x = 8 m. These loads produce the shear force diagram shown in Figure 2.1: Shear Force [kN] 80 60 40 20 0 {0,0} {0,-10} -20 -40 {2,0} {2,-50} 0 2 {4,80} {4,-40} x [m] {8,40} {6,40} {8,0} 6 8 Figure 2.1. Shear force diagram for loaded beam. Coordinates, as in {x position, shear force} are provided for each location where a significant change in the diagram occurs. Using the information in the diagram, find the corresponding bending moment diagram and use it, along with the shear force diagram given, to deduce the loads being applied to beam and show them in a free body diagram of the beam. Show and justify your calculations to obtain the bending moment diagram and label each significant location with its corresponding value of bending moment. Furthermore, provide a brief narrative of how both diagrams to deduce the loads applied to the beam. you used

A beam with a length of 8 meters is known to carry both distributed and point loads as well as one point moment applied at the end of the beam, i.e., x = 8 m. These loads produce the shear force diagram shown in Figure 2.1: Shear Force [kN] 80 60 40 20 0 {0,0} {0,-10} -20 -40 {2,0} {2,-50} 0 2 {4,80} {4,-40} x [m] {8,40} {6,40} {8,0} 6 8 Figure 2.1. Shear force diagram for loaded beam. Coordinates, as in {x position, shear force} are provided for each location where a significant change in the diagram occurs. Using the information in the diagram, find the corresponding bending moment diagram and use it, along with the shear force diagram given, to deduce the loads being applied to beam and show them in a free body diagram of the beam. Show and justify your calculations to obtain the bending moment diagram and label each significant location with its corresponding value of bending moment. Furthermore, provide a brief narrative of how both diagrams to deduce the loads applied to the beam. you used

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