figure below shows the reinforced concrete beam AB of a tourist lookout at the free end. Its weight per unit length is 2500N/m, and the beam rests on two pillars at A and B, with no fixed connection. 1A. Assuming the beam is uniform, which of the following gives the absolute maximum shear? A 8.0m в 6.0m

figure below shows the reinforced concrete beam AB of a tourist lookout at the free end. Its weight per unit length is 2500N/m, and the beam rests on two pillars at A and B, with no fixed connection. 1A. Assuming the beam is uniform, which of the following gives the absolute maximum shear? A 8.0m в 6.0m

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