For the beam shown, do the following: 1. Determine the values of shear at every change of load points by the Area Method and mark the maximum value. 2. Determine the values of moment at every change of load points by the Area Method and mark the maximum value. 3. What is the value of shear and moment at 2m from the left end? Use the Area Method. 4. At what point from the left end is the shear equal to -5.145kN? 5. Draw the elastic curve. All lengths are in meters. 6KN/m ITT 7. B 3m 3m 1'8 18m

For the beam shown, do the following: 1. Determine the values of shear at every change of load points by the Area Method and mark the maximum value. 2. Determine the values of moment at every change of load points by the Area Method and mark the maximum value. 3. What is the value of shear and moment at 2m from the left end? Use the Area Method. 4. At what point from the left end is the shear equal to -5.145kN? 5. Draw the elastic curve. All lengths are in meters. 6KN/m ITT 7. B 3m 3m 1'8 18m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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