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For the beam shown in Figure P-2, draw influence line for reactions at A, B, and shear at C. Also, determine the maximum positive moment that can be developed at point E for a concentrate moving R & D lood of 20 king o uniform mouir loed ofCOSkine/f ond heem ureight o co 2 king/f A ic

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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\ For the beam shown in Figure P-2, draw influence line for reactions at A, B, and shear at C.
Also, determine the maximum positive moment that can be developed at point E for a concentrate moving
load of 30-kips, a uniform moving load of 0.5 kips/ft, and beam weight of 0.3 kips/ft. A is a pin, B & D
are rollers, and C is a hinge.

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