GIVEN g0KN 80KN m 00KN.m 4 E ladk NC A ROLLER) 75KN 4m-b3m 3m Zme 3m FND: D2tarmine thu internal shear(V)moment (M) ar normal ForceNat points A and B, state iF valuas to Fia 4. positius negative according SOLUTION

GIVEN g0KN 80KN m 00KN.m 4 E ladk NC A ROLLER) 75KN 4m-b3m 3m Zme 3m FND: D2tarmine thu internal shear(V)moment (M) ar normal ForceNat points A and B, state iF valuas to Fia 4. positius negative according SOLUTION

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For the beam with the dimensions and loadings shown in the image, find the internal normal, shear and moment forces at points A and B.

GIVEN
g0KN
80KN m
00KN.m
4
E
ladk NC
A
ROLLER)
75KN
4m-b3m 3m
Zme 3m
FND: D2tarmine thu internal shear(V)moment (M)
ar
normal ForceNat points A and B, state
iF valuas
to Fia 4.
positius
negative according
SOLUTION

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