The continuous beam shown in the diagram has lengths L=5 m and L2=4 m. The beam is subjected to a uniformly distributed load q = 4 kN/m which start at a distance b= 0.1*L2 m from the support B and extend to a distance c=0.4*L, m beyond the starting point and a point load P = 9 kN located at a distance a = 0.1*L, m from support A. What is the value of the bending moment at the middle of the span AB if the beam is inclined at an angle 0=20 degree. Give your answer to one decimal place. L1 L2

The continuous beam shown in the diagram has lengths L=5 m and L2=4 m. The beam is subjected to a uniformly distributed load q = 4 kN/m which start at a distance b= 0.1L2 m from the support B and extend to a distance c=0.4L, m beyond the starting point and a point load P = 9 kN located at a distance a = 0.1*L, m from support A. What is the value of the bending moment at the middle of the span AB if the beam is inclined at an angle 0=20 degree. Give your answer to one decimal place. L1 L2

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