Moment Equations in Terms of x The beam is loaded as shown and supported with a pin at A and roller at B. Final equations for shear and moment should be reduced to their simplest form: combine like terms and simplify fractions. 35 KN 15 kN/m A 3 m X 4 m 100 kN-m 1 m 1m 2m Determine the shear and moment equations in terms of x representing the section of a beam depicted by x where 7 m≤x≤8 m. Include a free body diagram of the 'cut' in the space provided.

Moment Equations in Terms of x The beam is loaded as shown and supported with a pin at A and roller at B. Final equations for shear and moment should be reduced to their simplest form: combine like terms and simplify fractions. 35 KN 15 kN/m A 3 m X 4 m 100 kN-m 1 m 1m 2m Determine the shear and moment equations in terms of x representing the section of a beam depicted by x where 7 m≤x≤8 m. Include a free body diagram of the 'cut' in the space provided.

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