For the beam and loading shown w=55 KN/m and M=330 KN.m W M |C В 12 m 3 m magnitude of vertical reaction at A (KN) magnitude of vertical reaction at C (KN) shear force at B (KN) bending moment at B (KN.m) position of maximum bending moment from A (m) maximum bending moment (KN.m)

For the beam and loading shown w=55 KN/m and M=330 KN.m W M |C В 12 m 3 m magnitude of vertical reaction at A (KN) magnitude of vertical reaction at C (KN) shear force at B (KN) bending moment at B (KN.m) position of maximum bending moment from A (m) maximum bending moment (KN.m)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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