A simply-supported beam is pin-supported at A and roller-supported at B. If P;=19kN, P2=16KN, w,=10kN/m. The reactions at A and B are, +30kN and +45KN, respectively. 1. Draw the shear diagram using shear functions only. Determine pertinent cutting points, draw all necessary FBDS, and clearly write all shear equations. Use the indicated reference axes w/ point A as the origin. |Vmax| = ? 2. Draw the moment diagram without using moment equations – i.e., by purely relying on the relationship between shear and bending diagrams. |Mmax|= ?

A simply-supported beam is pin-supported at A and roller-supported at B. If P;=19kN, P2=16KN, w,=10kN/m. The reactions at A and B are, +30kN and +45KN, respectively. 1. Draw the shear diagram using shear functions only. Determine pertinent cutting points, draw all necessary FBDS, and clearly write all shear equations. Use the indicated reference axes w/ point A as the origin. |Vmax| = ? 2. Draw the moment diagram without using moment equations – i.e., by purely relying on the relationship between shear and bending diagrams. |Mmax|= ?

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