The beam consists of three segments pin connected at B and E. Determine the shear force and bending moment in the beam. Use w = 14 KN/m, a = 9.5 m, b= 4.5 m, and c = 6.5 m. The shear force at the point B of the beam in kN is (round to the nearest integer): | kN The bending moment at the point A of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point B of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point C of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point D of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point F of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): kN.m The maximum bending moment in the section AB of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The maximum bending moment in the section CD of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The maximum bending moment in the section DF of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): kN.m

The beam consists of three segments pin connected at B and E. Determine the shear force and bending moment in the beam. Use w = 14 KN/m, a = 9.5 m, b= 4.5 m, and c = 6.5 m. The shear force at the point B of the beam in kN is (round to the nearest integer): | kN The bending moment at the point A of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point B of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point C of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point D of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The bending moment at the point F of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): kN.m The maximum bending moment in the section AB of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The maximum bending moment in the section CD of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): | kN.m The maximum bending moment in the section DF of the beam in kN.m is (round to the nearest integer): kN.m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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