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Given: P = 750 N, M = 220 N*m

Find the normal force, shear force, and bending moment at points D and E of the compound beam.

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**Description of Diagram:**

The diagram illustrates a beam, labeled \( ABEC \), positioned horizontally and supported at its ends. 

- **Point A:** The left end of the beam is embedded in a wall.
- **Points D, B, and E:** Intermediate points marked on the beam at specific intervals.
- **Point C:** The right end of the beam, which is supported and carries a moment \( M \).

**Dimensions:**
- The section \( AD \) is 2 meters long.
- The section \( DB \) is 2 meters long.
- The section \( BE \) is 4 meters long.
- The section \( EC \) is 2 meters long.
- The total length \( AC \) of the beam is 10 meters.

**Forces:**
- A downward force \( P \) is applied vertically at point D.
- A moment \( M \) is acting clockwise at point C.

This depiction is a typical representation for analyzing beam reactions, moments, and shear forces in structural engineering.
Transcribed Image Text:**Description of Diagram:** The diagram illustrates a beam, labeled \( ABEC \), positioned horizontally and supported at its ends. - **Point A:** The left end of the beam is embedded in a wall. - **Points D, B, and E:** Intermediate points marked on the beam at specific intervals. - **Point C:** The right end of the beam, which is supported and carries a moment \( M \). **Dimensions:** - The section \( AD \) is 2 meters long. - The section \( DB \) is 2 meters long. - The section \( BE \) is 4 meters long. - The section \( EC \) is 2 meters long. - The total length \( AC \) of the beam is 10 meters. **Forces:** - A downward force \( P \) is applied vertically at point D. - A moment \( M \) is acting clockwise at point C. This depiction is a typical representation for analyzing beam reactions, moments, and shear forces in structural engineering.
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