A beam is known to have the shear force diagram shown in Fig. 4.1. If it is known that there are no point moments in the beam, neither applied nor from any support, obtain the bending moment diagram and deduce the loads applied to the beam using the graphical method. Justify your work! In addition, provide your best guess as to how this beam might be supported. 13K 8 K -12 K 8' - 11K 2' 4' Fig. 4.1. Shear force diagram of a beam. In the diagram K stands for 1000 lbs.

A beam is known to have the shear force diagram shown in Fig. 4.1. If it is known that there are no point moments in the beam, neither applied nor from any support, obtain the bending moment diagram and deduce the loads applied to the beam using the graphical method. Justify your work! In addition, provide your best guess as to how this beam might be supported. 13K 8 K -12 K 8' - 11K 2' 4' Fig. 4.1. Shear force diagram of a beam. In the diagram K stands for 1000 lbs.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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