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n the omage below Ties on the ground e supports the load Shown. Assuming the upward reaction of the ground Is uniformly di sterbed , then: •what are the equations for the shear t bending-moment The beam shown Curves. • what is the manmum absolute value of the bending momentr CLx-x") wこし?

n the omage below Ties on the ground e supports the load Shown. Assuming the upward reaction of the ground Is uniformly di sterbed , then: •what are the equations for the shear t bending-moment The beam shown Curves. • what is the manmum absolute value of the bending momentr CLx-x") wこし?

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The beam shown
n the umage below
ies on the ground e supporss the load
Shown. Assuming the upward reaction of
the ground is uniformy di sterbed,then:
•wnat are the equations for
the shear & bending-moment
Curves.
• what is the maxmum absolute
value of the bending moment.
CLx-x")
wo
wこ
3

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