Homework H28.A Given: Simply-supported beam with linearly-varying line load acting along its length. Find: Construct the shear force and bending moment diagrams for this beam. For this problem, use the following parameters: w = 50 kips/ft and L = 10 ft. W V(x) I L 2w B x

Homework H28.A Given: Simply-supported beam with linearly-varying line load acting along its length. Find: Construct the shear force and bending moment diagrams for this beam. For this problem, use the following parameters: w = 50 kips/ft and L = 10 ft. W V(x) I L 2w B x

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Homework H28.A
Given: Simply-supported beam with linearly-varying line load acting along its length.
Find: Construct the shear force and bending moment diagrams for this beam.
For this problem, use the following parameters: w = 50 kips/ft and L = 10 ft.
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V(x)
M(x)
L
2w
B
x
x
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