* For the beam shown , draw the influence lines for (a)Lor the beam shown, draw the influence lines for (a)Reaction ot A, (b) shear just to the right of A,lC7Moment at A,and (d) Moment at D. Détermine themaximum valuUes of these functions due to (1)concentrated moving loads of 6 KN, and (2)a uniform moving loads of3kN/m.CACom来3m

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Lor the beam shown, draw the influence lines for Cal Reaction at A, Cb) shear ust to the right of A, Moment at A,and (d) Moment at D. Détermine the maximum values of these functions due to (1) a concentrated a uniform mnving loads of 3kN/m. moving loads of 6 KN, and (2) 3m 3 m

Lor the beam shown, draw the influence lines for Cal Reaction at A, Cb) shear ust to the right of A, Moment at A,and (d) Moment at D. Détermine the maximum values of these functions due to (1) a concentrated a uniform mnving loads of 3kN/m. moving loads of 6 KN, and (2) 3m 3 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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