2. For the beam shown below, let w。 = 116 N/m, w₁ = 72 N/m, and P = 30 N. All dimensions are in m. 0 Wo WI AA АВ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Figure 1 Loaded Simply Supported Beam a. Find the reactions at A and B. b. Find the loading function q(x) using singularity functions. c. Find the shear and moment functions V(x) and M(x). P 9 m d. Determine and plot the shear diagram for the given loading conditions. e. Determine and plot the moment diagram.

2. For the beam shown below, let w。 = 116 N/m, w₁ = 72 N/m, and P = 30 N. All dimensions are in m. 0 Wo WI AA АВ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Figure 1 Loaded Simply Supported Beam a. Find the reactions at A and B. b. Find the loading function q(x) using singularity functions. c. Find the shear and moment functions V(x) and M(x). P 9 m d. Determine and plot the shear diagram for the given loading conditions. e. Determine and plot the moment diagram.

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