From the given beam below, locate the point where the shear is zerofrom point A.w = 3 kips/ft18'–24'А10 ft.В15 ft.12 ft.13 ft.E14 ft.17 ft.

Given: The intensity of load over entire beam, w = 3 kips/ft

Answered: From the given beam below, Iocate the…

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From the given beam below, Iocate the point where the shear is zero from point A. w = 3 kips/ft %3D A |C B 6- 18'- 24' A 10 ft. В 15 ft. 12 ft. 13 ft. E 14 ft. F 17 ft.