For the beam shown below, let wo = 16 N/m, W₁dimensions are in m.0 1Wo↓= 10 N/m, and M = 16 N/m. AllW₁min1123457Figure 2 Loaded Cantilever BeamL618a. Find the reactions at A.b. Find the loading function q(x) using singularity functions.c. Find the shear and moment functions V(x) and M(x).M9 md. Determine and plot the shear diagram for the given loading conditions.e. Determine and plot the moment diagram.

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For the beam shown below, let wo = 16 N/m, W₁
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Figure 2 Loaded Cantilever Beam
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a. Find the reactions at A.
b. Find the loading function q(x) using singularity functions.
c. Find the shear and moment functions V(x) and M(x).
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d. Determine and plot the shear diagram for the given loading conditions.
e. Determine and plot the moment diagram.

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