The cantilevered beam uses a W360x79 wide-flange section and is such that L = 1.4 m.It is subjected to the concentrated load P = 10 kN and to the couple momentMo = 35 kN.m clockwise. What is the bending moment just to the right of point B inthe beam?IMoLH

Given data L= 1.4 m P = 10 kN Mo = 35 k N-m Required moment just after the point B

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The cantilevered beam uses a W360x79 wide-flange section and is such that L = 1.4 m.
It is subjected to the concentrated load P = 10 kN and to the couple moment
Mo = 35 kN.m clockwise. What is the bending moment just to the right of point B in
the beam?
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