A 7-meter simple beam has one of its supports at the left end and the other is placed 3m from the right end carrying a triangular load of 0 to 18kN/m that varies 0 kN/m at the left support and terminates with 18 kN/m at the second support. Exactly at the free end, the beam is also carrying a concentrated load of 20 kN. What is the maximum negative moment in the beam?

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