1. Using superposition of loads, create a single V and M function if a positive bending moment of 11KN/m is added to the beam shown at point C which is the mid of B and D. 2. Draw the V and M diagram if a positive bending moment of 11kN/m is added to the beam shown at point C. 3. Solve for the V and M at just left of point B. 8KN KN 12.2 7-2KN 5.5KN VE B 2.5m 3:5m Co.2m

1. Using superposition of loads, create a single V and M function if a positive bending moment of 11KN/m is added to the beam shown at point C which is the mid of B and D. 2. Draw the V and M diagram if a positive bending moment of 11kN/m is added to the beam shown at point C. 3. Solve for the V and M at just left of point B. 8KN KN 12.2 7-2KN 5.5KN VE B 2.5m 3:5m Co.2m

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