The diagram displays a horizontal beam subjected to a uniformly distributed load, labeled as \( W \), applied over its entire length. The beam is fixed at point \( C \), and the load is represented by downward arrows evenly spaced across the beam's length.Key points on the beam:- Point \( A \) (left end of the beam).- Point \( B \) (midpoint of the beam).- Point \( C \) (right end, where the beam is fixed to a support).The beam is divided into two equal segments, each of length \( \frac{L}{2} \), where \( L \) is the total length of the beam.Task:Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams for this beam configuration. The load \( W \) and the fixed nature of the support at \( C \) will influence the shape and values on these diagrams.

Answered: Image /qna-images/answer/c57e79a6-66b2-4411-911a-b27db26ce55d.jpg∑FY = 0- w.L2 + Cy = 0Cy = w.L2∑FX = 0 ⇒ Cx = 0MC = wL2×L4+L2 = 3wL28SFA = 0 SFBR = - wL2 SFCL = - wL2SFCR = - wL2 + wL2 = 0SFBR means shear force at the right side of sectionBMA = 0BMB = - w.L2×L4 = - wL28BMC = - wL2×L4+L2 = - 3wL28

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The diagram displays a horizontal beam subjected to a uniformly distributed load, labeled as \( W \), applied over its entire length. The beam is fixed at point \( C \), and the load is represented by downward arrows evenly spaced across the beam's length.

Key points on the beam:
- Point \( A \) (left end of the beam).
- Point \( B \) (midpoint of the beam).
- Point \( C \) (right end, where the beam is fixed to a support).

The beam is divided into two equal segments, each of length \( \frac{L}{2} \), where \( L \) is the total length of the beam.

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Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams for this beam configuration. The load \( W \) and the fixed nature of the support at \( C \) will influence the shape and values on these diagrams.

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