The cantilever beam is loaded with uniformly distributed loads of w1 = 32 in kn/m and w2= 13 in kn/m and a concentrated load of P= 70 inkn. Determine the Maximum Shear developed in the beam in kn and make sure your sign is correct.HINGEP knW1 kn/mW2 kn/mA3m.2m.-4m.--2m---R1

Given: w1= 32 kN/m w2=13 kN/m P=70 kN To determine: Maximum shear force

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