The cantiliver shown in the diagram has a length L1=9 m and subjected to a uniformly distributed load q2 = 2 kN/m which start at a distance b2= 0.2*L1 m from the support A and extend to a distance c2=0.5*L1 mbeyond the starting point and a point load P1 = 19 kN located at a distance a = 0.2*L, m from support A. What is the value of the bending moment at a distance x = a1/2 from the support A. Give your answer toone decimal place.P1а,b2L1

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cantiliver shown in the diagram has a length L1=9 m and subjected to a uniformly distributed load q2 = 2 kN/m which start at a distance b2= 0.2 L1 m from the support A and extend to a distance c2=0.5*L1 m nd the starting point and a point load P, - 19 kN located at a distance a - 0.2 L, m from support A. What is the value of the bending moment at a distance x = a1/2 from the support A. Give your answer to decimal place.

cantiliver shown in the diagram has a length L1=9 m and subjected to a uniformly distributed load q2 = 2 kN/m which start at a distance b2= 0.2 L1 m from the support A and extend to a distance c2=0.5*L1 m nd the starting point and a point load P, - 19 kN located at a distance a - 0.2 L, m from support A. What is the value of the bending moment at a distance x = a1/2 from the support A. Give your answer to decimal place.

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