A simply supported concrete rectangular beam has across-sectional dimension of 200mm x 300mm andlength L=(3 + 21/5)m, is to be analyze in flexure, unitweight of the beam is 24kN/m^3. Concrete properties:f'c=28MPA, normal weight concrete, Es=200000MPA a. Weight of the beam in kNb. Equivalent uniformly distributed load of the beams weight in kN/m.c. Shear and Moment diagram of the beam due to self-weight, consider five points along itslength including points of support.

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a. Weight of the beam in kN b. Equivalent uniformly distributed load of the beams weight in kN/m. c. Shear and Moment diagram of the beam due to self-weight, consider five points along length including points of support.

a. Weight of the beam in kN b. Equivalent uniformly distributed load of the beams weight in kN/m. c. Shear and Moment diagram of the beam due to self-weight, consider five points along length including points of support.

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