PROBLEM 1: For the given beam, draw the simplified free-body diagram and below it the shear and bending moment diagrams via method of sections. Determine the points of zero shear (if any), their distance from point A, and the bending moments at these points. Indicate 200 N/m 90 Nm 30 N/m 100 N 175 N/m D 175 N/m

PROBLEM 1: For the given beam, draw the simplified free-body diagram and below it the shear and bending moment diagrams via method of sections. Determine the points of zero shear (if any), their distance from point A, and the bending moments at these points. Indicate 200 N/m 90 Nm 30 N/m 100 N 175 N/m D 175 N/m

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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