1/4You can explain the table ofhow to use or explain the words.of understanding a tableTABLE 6-1. Cantllever LoadingsCANTILEVERBEAMMOMENT EQUATION(moment at anysection x)DEGREE OFМОMENTTYPE OFLOADINGEQUATIONMOMENT DIAGRAMAREAZerob=LM=C*-CoupleM = - C(i.e., M = -Cx°)bh2h=-CLb=Lh=-PLConcentratedM = - PxIstbhb=Lw N/mwL?h=- 2UniformlydistributedM = -2nd- bh-L-w N/mb=LUniformlyvaryingwL?h=-M = -3rdbh6L-

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14 17 You can explain the table of how to use or explain the words .of understanding a table TABLE 6-1. Cantllever Loadings MOMENT EQUATION (moment at any section x) DEGREE OF TYPE OF CANTILEVER МОMENT LOADING BEAM EQUATION MOMENT DIAGRAM AREA Zero b=L Couple M=C* Cx°) M = - C (i.e., M = - th=-C bh L b=L h=-PL Concentrated M = - Px 1st bh b=L wL? h=- 2 w N/m Uniformly distributed M = - 2nd bh 7- w N/m b=L Uniformly varying M = - 3rd h=- bh 6L -

14 17 You can explain the table of how to use or explain the words .of understanding a table TABLE 6-1. Cantllever Loadings MOMENT EQUATION (moment at any section x) DEGREE OF TYPE OF CANTILEVER МОMENT LOADING BEAM EQUATION MOMENT DIAGRAM AREA Zero b=L Couple M=C* Cx°) M = - C (i.e., M = - th=-C bh L b=L h=-PL Concentrated M = - Px 1st bh b=L wL? h=- 2 w N/m Uniformly distributed M = - 2nd bh 7- w N/m b=L Uniformly varying M = - 3rd h=- bh 6L -

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