Find the bending moment for the given diagram. CA = 2m; AB = 6m; BD = 1m Bending moment at A = -2x² - (2x³/27) sub x = CA = 2m = -8.59 KN.m Show complete solutions as well as the solution on how to get bending diagram. Bending Moment diagram for Over hanging beam by MATLAB Overhanging beam means A beam freely supported at two points and having one or both ends extending beyond these supports is termed an overhanging beam. Find bending moment for given diagram: From this diagram CA=2m AB=6m Bending moment at A=-2x^2-(2x^3/27) sub x=CA=2m =-8.59 KN.m BD=1m 1m C 1+2m+ A 6 m- (a) 2 m ABD 14

Find the bending moment for the given diagram. CA = 2m; AB = 6m; BD = 1m Bending moment at A = -2x² - (2x³/27) sub x = CA = 2m = -8.59 KN.m Show complete solutions as well as the solution on how to get bending diagram. Bending Moment diagram for Over hanging beam by MATLAB Overhanging beam means A beam freely supported at two points and having one or both ends extending beyond these supports is termed an overhanging beam. Find bending moment for given diagram: From this diagram CA=2m AB=6m Bending moment at A=-2x^2-(2x^3/27) sub x=CA=2m =-8.59 KN.m BD=1m 1m C 1+2m+ A 6 m- (a) 2 m ABD 14

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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