Problem: Draw the shear & moment diagram of the beam as loaded below, Indicate values show calculations y (kn) given example . a 3X (XV) or & beams 2m k 4my 21 - 14895 ky then: 2y (kn) = 45(kn) 1 xy (kn/m) -1 45 kn/m) 4m 1xy (kn/m)

Problem: Draw the shear & moment diagram of the beam as loaded below, Indicate values show calculations y (kn) given example . a 3X (XV) or & beams 2m k 4my 21 - 14895 ky then: 2y (kn) = 45(kn) 1 xy (kn/m) -1 45 kn/m) 4m 1xy (kn/m)

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Problem: Draw the shear & moment diagram of the beam as loaded below, Indicate
values & show calculations
given example
3X (XV)
2m k
21- 14895
¹x
then: 2y (kn) = 45(kn)
2y (kn)
✓
•beame
4my
1 xy (kn/m): 145 kn/m)
4m
1xy (kn/m)

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