A 5 m beam is fixed at one end and pinned at other end. It is loaded a couple M at pinned end. If there is one unit rotation at the pinned connected end, EI = 1800 N.m^2 1. Which of the following gives the value of couple M in N.m at the pinned end? a. 1444 b. 4414 c. 4441 d. 1414 2. Which of the following gives the value of vertical reaction at pinned end in N? a. 334 b. 434 c. 443 d. 344 3. Which of the following gives the value of moment at fixed end in N.m.? a. 334 b. 434 c. 443 d. 344

A 5 m beam is fixed at one end and pinned at other end. It is loaded a couple M at pinned end. If there is one unit rotation at the pinned connected end, EI = 1800 N.m^2 1. Which of the following gives the value of couple M in N.m at the pinned end? a. 1444 b. 4414 c. 4441 d. 1414 2. Which of the following gives the value of vertical reaction at pinned end in N? a. 334 b. 434 c. 443 d. 344 3. Which of the following gives the value of moment at fixed end in N.m.? a. 334 b. 434 c. 443 d. 344

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