If the shear at point A on a beam is zero, then A.the slope of the bending moment at A must be zero B.the load intensity at A must be zero C.the magnitude of the bending moment at A must be at its maximum D.the slope of the load at A must be zero For the simply supported beam loaded as shown, which of the following is FALSE? A. The slope of the bending moment diagram at A is zero. w1 w2 B.The bending moment at A is zero. C.The bending moment diagram is a cubic curve. D.The bending moment is positive throughout the beam. Which of the following is FALSE? A. The slope of the shear diagram at A is negative. B.The shear at A is higher in magnitude than that at B. C.The slope of the shear diagram is constant throughout the beam. D.The shear diagram is concave upwards. For the simply supported beam loaded as shown, which of the following corresponds to the internal bending moment equation in section BC assuming x is the distance from point A? 11/04 11/14 A. - - Mo 2 2 B. Mz+Mo C. Mo 154 B D. Mz-Mo A O C Mo

If the shear at point A on a beam is zero, then A.the slope of the bending moment at A must be zero B.the load intensity at A must be zero C.the magnitude of the bending moment at A must be at its maximum D.the slope of the load at A must be zero For the simply supported beam loaded as shown, which of the following is FALSE? A. The slope of the bending moment diagram at A is zero. w1 w2 B.The bending moment at A is zero. C.The bending moment diagram is a cubic curve. D.The bending moment is positive throughout the beam. Which of the following is FALSE? A. The slope of the shear diagram at A is negative. B.The shear at A is higher in magnitude than that at B. C.The slope of the shear diagram is constant throughout the beam. D.The shear diagram is concave upwards. For the simply supported beam loaded as shown, which of the following corresponds to the internal bending moment equation in section BC assuming x is the distance from point A? 11/04 11/14 A. - - Mo 2 2 B. Mz+Mo C. Mo 154 B D. Mz-Mo A O C Mo

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If the shear at point A on a beam is zero, then
A.the slope of the bending moment at A must be zero
B.the load intensity at A must be zero
C.the magnitude of the bending moment at A must be at its maximum
D.the slope of the load at A must be zero
For the simply supported beam loaded as shown, which of the following is FALSE?
A.The slope of the bending moment
diagram at A is zero.
w1
w2
B.The bending moment at A is zero.
C.The bending moment diagram is a cubic
curve.
D. The bending moment is positive
throughout the beam.
Which of the following is FALSE?
A. The slope of the shear diagram at A is negative.
B.The shear at A is higher in magnitude than that at B.
C.The slope of the shear diagram is constant throughout the beam.
D.The shear diagram is concave upwards.
For the simply supported beam loaded as shown, which of the following corresponds to the
internal bending moment equation in section BC assuming x is the distance from point A?
L
L
A.
Ma-Mo
2
2
B. z+Mo
C. Mo
B
D.
Me
T-Mo
C
Mo

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