Let’s consider an overhanging beam subjected to a uniform (rectangular) load with intensity 4 kN/m. The shear diagram is shown by: 4kN/m Let's consider an overhanging beam subjected to a uniform (rectangular) load with intensity 4 kN/m. The shear diagram is shown by:4kN/mB2m1m

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Let's consider an overhanging beam subjected to a uniform (rectangular) load with intensity 4 kN/m. The shear diagram is shown by: 4kN/m B 2m 1m

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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