Use the graphical method to construct the bending-moment diagram and identify the magnitude of the largest moment (consider both positive and negative). The ground reactions and the shear-force diagram are provided. M = 14 kN-m Ay-3.54 KN Dy - 32.46 kN Units: KN M 4m O 31.52 kN-m O 20.0 kN-m O 33.6 kN-m O 23.2 kN-m O 26.1 kN-m B Ay 4 m 15 kN C 4 m A₂-15 7 kN/m — D 3 m 21 A,-15 E X

Use the graphical method to construct the bending-moment diagram and identify the magnitude of the largest moment (consider both positive and negative). The ground reactions and the shear-force diagram are provided. M = 14 kN-m Ay-3.54 KN Dy - 32.46 kN Units: KN M 4m O 31.52 kN-m O 20.0 kN-m O 33.6 kN-m O 23.2 kN-m O 26.1 kN-m B Ay 4 m 15 kN C 4 m A₂-15 7 kN/m — D 3 m 21 A,-15 E X

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Chapter11: Columns

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Problem 11.5.5P: Determine the bending moment M in the pinned-end column with eccentric axial loads shown in the...

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