Pleas send in 30 min Q1|4 kN2 kN - m4 kN4 kN - mFor the beam and loadingshown in figure, answerthe following questionsC-1mm-:The reactions at A & B are2 kN ( down) & 6 kN (up) O2 kN ( up) & 6 kN (up)2 kN ( down) & 6 kN (down)6 kN ( down) & 2 kN (up)Non of above The location of maximum shear force is atA OThe location of maximum bending moment is atA

Q1 4 kN 14 kN 4 kN m 2 kN - m For the beam and loading shown in figure, answer the following questions B D :The reactions at A & B are 2 kN ( down) & 6 kN (up) 2 kN ( up) & 6 kN (up) 2 kN ( down) & 6 kN (down) 6 kN ( down) & 2 kN (up) Non of above O

Q1 4 kN 14 kN 4 kN m 2 kN - m For the beam and loading shown in figure, answer the following questions B D :The reactions at A & B are 2 kN ( down) & 6 kN (up) 2 kN ( up) & 6 kN (up) 2 kN ( down) & 6 kN (down) 6 kN ( down) & 2 kN (up) Non of above O

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