Question 1) F= 18 kN single load, M=30 kN.m moment and w=14 kN/m distributed load are acting on the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure . Point B islocated just to the right of the application point of force F and moment M. The length L is also given as L=4 m. According to this;w kN/mF kNM kN.mDABL2LQuestion1-D ) Find thebending moment (MB B ) at point B. ( Write yourresult in kN.m.)Response:Question1-E) Find theshear force (V c) at paint c.( Write yourresult in kN.)Response:Question1-F ) Find thebending moment (M c) at point c(Write yourresult in kN.m. )

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Question 1) F= 18 kN single load, M=30 kN.m moment and w= 14 kN/m distributed load are acting on the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure . Point B is located just to the right of the application point of force F and moment M. The length L is also given as L=4 m. According to this; w kN/m F kN M kN.m A B. L -2L Question1-D ) Find thebending moment (MB B ) at point B. ( Write yourresult in kN.m.) Response: Question1-E ) Find theshear force (V c) at point c.(Write yourresult in kN.) Response: Question1-F ) Find thebending moment (M c) at point c.( Write yourresult in kN.m.)

Question 1) F= 18 kN single load, M=30 kN.m moment and w= 14 kN/m distributed load are acting on the beam whose loading condition is given in the figure . Point B is located just to the right of the application point of force F and moment M. The length L is also given as L=4 m. According to this; w kN/m F kN M kN.m A B. L -2L Question1-D ) Find thebending moment (MB B ) at point B. ( Write yourresult in kN.m.) Response: Question1-E ) Find theshear force (V c) at point c.(Write yourresult in kN.) Response: Question1-F ) Find thebending moment (M c) at point c.( Write yourresult in kN.m.)

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