4. the influence line shown in Fig. 1-4 represents the shear at point B, if concentrated loads (40 kN and 50 kN) are applied just to the right of B and at D, respectively in addition to applying uniform distributed load (25 kN/m) over the portion BD, the magnitude of shear is equal:

4. the influence line shown in Fig. 1-4 represents the shear at point B, if concentrated loads (40 kN and 50 kN) are applied just to the right of B and at D, respectively in addition to applying uniform distributed load (25 kN/m) over the portion BD, the magnitude of shear is equal:

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4. the influence line shown in Fig. 1-4 represents the shear at point B, if concentrated loads (40 kN and 50 kN)
are applied just to the right of B and at D, respectively in addition to applying uniform distributed load (25
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B-85.75 kN)
C-112 kN
D-100.75 KN
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