A 6 meter propped beam is loaded with triangular load which varies from zero at the fixed to 40 kN/m at the simply supported end. 1 What is the reaction at the simply supported end. 2 Compute the moment at the fixed support. 3 Calculate the maximum positive moment of the beam.

A 6 meter propped beam is loaded with triangular load which varies from zero at the fixed to 40 kN/m at the simply supported end. 1 What is the reaction at the simply supported end. 2 Compute the moment at the fixed support. 3 Calculate the maximum positive moment of the beam.

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A 6 meter propped beam is loaded with triangular load which varies from zero at the
fixed to 40 kN/m at the simply supported end.
1 What is the reaction at the simply supported end.
2 Compute the moment at the fixed support.
3 Calculate the maximum positive moment of the beam.

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