ASAP PLEASE. THANK YOUANSWER TRUE OR FALSE. FBeams are the structures thatare being made to su pport th ebadings applied parallel to theaxis of that structu res.The slope of the mom entdiagram is equal to the shear.The change in the shear isequal to the area underbending moment curve.Simply supported bea ms arepinned at bot h the ends.Thedesign of the beamrequires the knowledgeof thevaria tion of the externalforces.The bending moment at endsupports of a simplysupported bea m is zero.When the bend ing mom ent isparabolic curve betw een twopoints, it indicates that th ereis a uniformlydistributed loadbetwe en the two poin ts.The equation of change inmoment equals the areaunder the sheardiag ram is notapplied when a Douplemomentacts.A sudden increase ordecrease in s hear forcediagram betwe en any twopoints indica tes that there is apoint load between the twopoints.A cantilever beam is havingpin supports both sides of it.

1. Answer:- False Explaination The beams are the structures that are being made to support the…

Beams are the structures that are being mad e to su pport th e badings applied parallel to the axis of that stru otu res. The s lope of the mom ent diagram is eq ualto the shear. The change in the shear is equal to the area under bending moment Durve. Simply supported bea ms are pinned at both the e nds.

Beams are the structures that are being mad e to su pport th e badings applied parallel to the axis of that stru otu res. The s lope of the mom ent diagram is eq ualto the shear. The change in the shear is equal to the area under bending moment Durve. Simply supported bea ms are pinned at both the e nds.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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