6. A 12 - m simply supported beam is carried by two concentrated loads. The loads present are 35 kN and 50 kN located at 4 m and 9 m from the left support. El = 67.6 x 106 N. m². A. Draw the shear and moment diagram of the beam. B. Determine the maximum deflection and its location from the left support. C. Calculate the deflection at midspan.

6. A 12 - m simply supported beam is carried by two concentrated loads. The loads present are 35 kN and 50 kN located at 4 m and 9 m from the left support. El = 67.6 x 106 N. m². A. Draw the shear and moment diagram of the beam. B. Determine the maximum deflection and its location from the left support. C. Calculate the deflection at midspan.

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6. A 12 - m simply supported beam is carried by two concentrated loads. The loads
present are 35 kN and 50 kN located at 4 m and 9 m from the left support. El = 67.6 x 106 N. m².
A. Draw the shear and moment diagram of the beam.
B. Determine the maximum deflection and its location from the left support.
C. Calculate the deflection at midspan.

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