Question 1:a=(7) mb=(14) mP=(11) kNa) Find all reaction forces.b) Draw moment, shear forceand axial force diagrams.P15°* a * a +bHint: Start with calculating theforce equilibrium at the axialdirection of beam section.

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a (7) m b-(14) m P=(11) kN a) Find all reaction forces. b) Draw moment, shear force and axial force diagrams. b * a + a + Hint: Start with calculating the force equilibrium at the axial direction of beam section.

a (7) m b-(14) m P=(11) kN a) Find all reaction forces. b) Draw moment, shear force and axial force diagrams. b * a + a + Hint: Start with calculating the force equilibrium at the axial direction of beam section.

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