SITUATION 4: The beam shown in the figure carries a triangular load of 12 kN per meter at A to zero at B and a concentrated load 20 kN at C. -12 kN/m 6m 2m C 10. Which of the following most nearly gives the reaction at B in KN? b. 22.53 d. 12.54 20 KN a. 38.67 c. 17.33 11. Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum positive moment in KN- meter? a. 13.78 C. 26,51 b. 18.65 d. 10.62

SITUATION 4: The beam shown in the figure carries a triangular load of 12 kN per meter at A to zero at B and a concentrated load 20 kN at C. -12 kN/m 6m 2m C 10. Which of the following most nearly gives the reaction at B in KN? b. 22.53 d. 12.54 20 KN a. 38.67 c. 17.33 11. Which of the following most nearly gives the maximum positive moment in KN- meter? a. 13.78 C. 26,51 b. 18.65 d. 10.62

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Chapter9: Application Of Influence Lines

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