The simple beam AB shown in the figure is subjected to a concentrated load P and a clockwise couple M₁ = M₁ = PL €137 Ⓡ (Use the deformation sign convention. When entering expressions, use the following as necessary: P and L.) Draw the shear-force diagram for this beam. V(x) V(x) Vmax OVmin V(x) Vmax Vmin @ Vmax acting at the third points. Vix Vmax

The simple beam AB shown in the figure is subjected to a concentrated load P and a clockwise couple M₁ = M₁ = PL €137 Ⓡ (Use the deformation sign convention. When entering expressions, use the following as necessary: P and L.) Draw the shear-force diagram for this beam. V(x) V(x) Vmax OVmin V(x) Vmax Vmin @ Vmax acting at the third points. Vix Vmax

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