3: Draw the N, M. T diagrams of the internal influence forces of the given beam for the following loading situation. Show each free body diagram and processes resulting from the finding of support reactions and the cutting methodology. A: Simple support C: Rolling (Sliding) support. (Kirişin iç tesir kuvvetleri olan N, M, T diyagramlarını çiziniz.) 8 t/m 3t A B 3m 1.5m

3: Draw the N, M. T diagrams of the internal influence forces of the given beam for the following loading situation. Show each free body diagram and processes resulting from the finding of support reactions and the cutting methodology. A: Simple support C: Rolling (Sliding) support. (Kirişin iç tesir kuvvetleri olan N, M, T diyagramlarını çiziniz.) 8 t/m 3t A B 3m 1.5m

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