Construct the influence line for a) reaction at A and B b) shear at point C c) bending moment at point C d) shear before and after support B e) moment at point B of the beam in the figure below. 4 m C 4 m B 4 m

Construct the influence line for a) reaction at A and B b) shear at point C c) bending moment at point C d) shear before and after support B e) moment at point B of the beam in the figure below. 4 m C 4 m B 4 m

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Construct the influence line for
a) reaction at A and B
b) shear at point C
c) bending moment at point C
d) shear before and after support B
e) moment at point B
of the beam in the figure below.
4 m
C
4 m
B
4 m

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