Construct Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams for the beam shown. Make sure you include properly labelled axis, and label all maximum and minimum points on the diagram. P1 = 45.0 kN, W - 20.0 kN/m, M1 = 115 kN.m, a - 6.00 m and b - 2.00 m At what location (measured from A) does the maximum moment occur. answer in meters, using three significant digits.

Construct Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams for the beam shown. Make sure you include properly labelled axis, and label all maximum and minimum points on the diagram. P1 = 45.0 kN, W - 20.0 kN/m, M1 = 115 kN.m, a - 6.00 m and b - 2.00 m At what location (measured from A) does the maximum moment occur. answer in meters, using three significant digits.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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