Refer to the continuous beam below. Sketch the influence line diagram for the shear and moment at point M. Include the influence line diagram for the reactions as well. Make sure to: Compute for the reactions at the supports from the applied unit load, Perform conjugate beam method and SOLVE FOR THE REACTIONS from it, Solve for the ordinates with a one meter interval. Make sure to put in a table. A + 4m * B 2m M x 1m x с

Refer to the continuous beam below. Sketch the influence line diagram for the shear and moment at point M. Include the influence line diagram for the reactions as well. Make sure to: Compute for the reactions at the supports from the applied unit load, Perform conjugate beam method and SOLVE FOR THE REACTIONS from it, Solve for the ordinates with a one meter interval. Make sure to put in a table. A + 4m * B 2m M x 1m x с

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter9: Application Of Influence Lines

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Problem 2P

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