Two live loads of 7 KN and 9 KN separated 5 m apart, are to cross a simple beam. Also, a uniform live load of 6 KN/m, 6 m long, is expected to cross the same beam. The simple supports are marked A and B and a point C is located 4 m from A. Determine: (a) the maximum moment at C due to the two concentrated live loads if the length of the beam is (a.1) 8.4 m; (a.2) 10 m. (b) The maximum moment at C due to the uniform live load if the length of the beam is (b.1) 8.4 m; (b.2) 10 m. (c) The maximum moment in the beam due to the combined

Two live loads of 7 KN and 9 KN separated 5 m apart, are to cross a simple beam. Also, a uniform live load of 6 KN/m, 6 m long, is expected to cross the same beam. The simple supports are marked A and B and a point C is located 4 m from A. Determine: (a) the maximum moment at C due to the two concentrated live loads if the length of the beam is (a.1) 8.4 m; (a.2) 10 m. (b) The maximum moment at C due to the uniform live load if the length of the beam is (b.1) 8.4 m; (b.2) 10 m. (c) The maximum moment in the beam due to the combined

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