In each item, solve the support reactions. Draw the shear and moment diagram. Label them properly. Use P = 10 and Q = 5. If P and Q represent as concentrated loads, distributed loads, and applied moment, the corresponding units are, respectively, kN, kN/m, and kN-m. 1: 40 kN/m 8 m 3m P

In each item, solve the support reactions. Draw the shear and moment diagram. Label them properly. Use P = 10 and Q = 5. If P and Q represent as concentrated loads, distributed loads, and applied moment, the corresponding units are, respectively, kN, kN/m, and kN-m. 1: 40 kN/m 8 m 3m P

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In each item, solve the support reactions. Draw the shear and moment diagram. Label them
properly. Use P = 10 and Q = 5. IfP and Q represent as concentrated loads, distributed loads, and
applied moment, the corresponding units are, respectively, kN, kN/m, and kN-m.
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