Considering that P = 7.5 kN for the loaded beam as shown. If the answer should be in letter/s, express it in uppercase. If asked to input a numerical answer, express it in three decimal places. Do not include the unit in the answer boxes. What is the maximum positive bending moment of the beam? How far in meters is the first point of zero shear from the hinge along the beam? Which among the following is the beam's moment diagram? A. B. 2° A 3", C. D. 2⁰ } 10 kN/m E. 4.50 m F. 2.25 m I S kN-m m

Considering that P = 7.5 kN for the loaded beam as shown. If the answer should be in letter/s, express it in uppercase. If asked to input a numerical answer, express it in three decimal places. Do not include the unit in the answer boxes. What is the maximum positive bending moment of the beam? How far in meters is the first point of zero shear from the hinge along the beam? Which among the following is the beam's moment diagram? A. B. 2° A 3", C. D. 2⁰ } 10 kN/m E. 4.50 m F. 2.25 m I S kN-m m

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Considering that P = 7.5 kN for the loaded beam as shown.
If the answer should be in letter/s, express it in uppercase.
If asked to input a numerical answer, express it in three decimal places. Do not include the unit in the answer boxes.
What is the maximum positive bending moment of the beam?
How far in meters is the first point of zero shear from the hinge along the beam?
Which among the following is the beam's moment diagram?
A.
B.
2°
A
3",
C.
D.
2⁰
A
}
10 kN/m
E.
4.50 m
F.
2.25 m
I S
kN-m
m

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