etermine the ffg: Support Reactions, Shear and Moment Equations. For the last segment use the FBD of the right section, ● Shear and Moment Ordinates, use Relationship between the Load, Shear & Moment Diagram, ● Draw the Shear and Moment Diagrams, ● If Any, Locate the Position of the Point of Zero Shear, Point of Inflection and magnitude & location of the maximum moment. W1 W2 A -L2 B PROB 02 -L1

etermine the ffg: Support Reactions, Shear and Moment Equations. For the last segment use the FBD of the right section, ● Shear and Moment Ordinates, use Relationship between the Load, Shear & Moment Diagram, ● Draw the Shear and Moment Diagrams, ● If Any, Locate the Position of the Point of Zero Shear, Point of Inflection and magnitude & location of the maximum moment. W1 W2 A -L2 B PROB 02 -L1

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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