5. How do point loads and uniformdistributed load be represented in SFD?a) Horizontal lines and curved linesb) Curved lines and inclined linesc) Horizontal lines and inclined linesd) Cant represent any more6. What is the Sher Force at support B?2 KN/mBA1M→ 2Ma) 5 kNb) 3 kNc) 2 kNd) 0 kN7. Where do the maximum BM occurs forthe below diagram.10 KNBА2M→ 3Ma) -54 kNmb) -92 kNmc) -105 kNmd) – 65 kNm8. Which of the following are staticallydeterminate beams?a. Only simply supported beamsb. Cantilever, overhanging and simply supportedC. Fixed beamsd. Continuous beams9. A cantilever is a beam whosea. Both ends are supported either on rollers orhingesb. One end is fixed and other end is freeC. Both ends are fixedd. Whose both or one of the end has overhang10. For any part of the beam, between twoconcentrated load Shear force diagram is a

Answer:- 5 . c 6. d 7. no clear udl mentioned over span 8. b 9. b

5. How do point loads and uniform distributed load be represented in SFD? a) Horizontal lines and curved lines b) Curved lines and inclined lines c) Horizontal lines and inclined lines d) Cant represent any more 6. What is the Sher Force at support B? 2 KN/m B A 1M → 2M a) 5 kN b) 3 kN c) 2 kN d) 0 kN 7. Where do the maximum BM occurs for the below diagram. 10 KN B A 2M > 3M a) -54 kNm b) -92 kNm c) -105 kNm d) – 65 kNm Which of the following are statically 8. determinate beams? a. Only simply supported beams b. Cantilever, overhanging and simply supported C. Fixed beams d. Continuous beams 9. A cantilever is a beam whose a. Both ends are supported either on rollers or hinges b. One end is fixed and other end is free C. Both ends are fixed d. Whose both or one of the end has overhang

5. How do point loads and uniform distributed load be represented in SFD? a) Horizontal lines and curved lines b) Curved lines and inclined lines c) Horizontal lines and inclined lines d) Cant represent any more 6. What is the Sher Force at support B? 2 KN/m B A 1M → 2M a) 5 kN b) 3 kN c) 2 kN d) 0 kN 7. Where do the maximum BM occurs for the below diagram. 10 KN B A 2M > 3M a) -54 kNm b) -92 kNm c) -105 kNm d) – 65 kNm Which of the following are statically 8. determinate beams? a. Only simply supported beams b. Cantilever, overhanging and simply supported C. Fixed beams d. Continuous beams 9. A cantilever is a beam whose a. Both ends are supported either on rollers or hinges b. One end is fixed and other end is free C. Both ends are fixed d. Whose both or one of the end has overhang

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5. How do point loads and uniform
distributed load be represented in SFD?
a) Horizontal lines and curved lines
b) Curved lines and inclined lines
c) Horizontal lines and inclined lines
d) Cant represent any more
6. What is the Sher Force at support B?
2 KN/m
B
A
1M
→ 2M
a) 5 kN
b) 3 kN
c) 2 kN
d) 0 kN
7. Where do the maximum BM occurs for
the below diagram.
10 KN
B
А
2M
→ 3M
a) -54 kNm
b) -92 kNm
c) -105 kNm
d) – 65 kNm
8. Which of the following are statically
determinate beams?
a. Only simply supported beams
b. Cantilever, overhanging and simply supported
C. Fixed beams
d. Continuous beams
9. A cantilever is a beam whose
a. Both ends are supported either on rollers or
hinges
b. One end is fixed and other end is free
C. Both ends are fixed
d. Whose both or one of the end has overhang
10. For any part of the beam, between two
concentrated load Shear force diagram is a

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