Three moving loads of 40 kN, 20 kN and 80 kN are spaced at 1m. and 2m. respectively as shown.20 kN40 kN 80 kNim 2mB10 m5 m5 mCompute the maximum live shear at C caused by the moving loads.

Draw ILD as shownFor max shear place all loads on as showny15-2=-0.55y1=-0.3y25-3=-0.55y2=-0.2

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