Establish the Shear & Moment Equation and Diagram of the loaded beam shown. Consider the Left Body Diagram of each section in establishing the equations. Draw and label the figure properly. Locate the maximum moment and the point of inflection. Figure: 12KN 5 KNim 50 kN-m 5m B 25m

Establish the Shear & Moment Equation and Diagram of the loaded beam shown. Consider the Left Body Diagram of each section in establishing the equations. Draw and label the figure properly. Locate the maximum moment and the point of inflection. Figure: 12KN 5 KNim 50 kN-m 5m B 25m

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Chapter9: Deflections Of Beams

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Problem 9.3.6P: -6 Calculate the maximum deflection of a uniformly loaded simple beam if the span length L = 2.0 m,...

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Establish the Shear & Moment Equation and Diagram of the loaded beam shown. Consider the
Left Body Diagram of each section in establishing the equations. Draw and label the figure
properly. Locate the maximum moment and the point of inflection.
Figure:
12 kN
50 kN-m
5m
B
5m
25m

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