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Let's consider a simple supported beam subjected to a triangular distributed load and a couple moment as shown in the figure below. The equation of the bending moment(0 < x s Im) is given by:

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Chapter4: Shear Forces And Bending Moments

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Problem 4.3.24P: Frame ABCD carries two concentrated loads (2P at T and P at ZX see figure) and also a linearly...

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Let's consider a simple supported beam
subjected to a triangular distributed load
and a couple moment as shown in the figure
below. The equation of the bending
moment(0 < x < Im) is given by:
Select one:
M (x) = -50 X³ -100 X (N.m)
O M (x) = -16.7 X3 +16.7 X (N.m)
O M (x) = -16.7 X3 -33.3 X (N.m)
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O M (x) = -83.3 X3 -166.7 X (N.m)
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O M (x) = -33.3 X3 +33.3 X (N.m)

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