What are the internal forces at the right side of point C where an external force (4 kN) is acting on in the simply supported beam shown below? M = 2 kN·m 4 kN 2 m 2 m 2 m 4 kN 6kN·m C CIND 1 kN Vc Mc OV = 1 kN, M == 6kN⚫m C C OV1 kN, M =6kN⚫m C C V = 3 kN, M == C C · 6 kN • • m OV=-3kN, M=6kN •m C C B

What are the internal forces at the right side of point C where an external force (4 kN) is acting on in the simply supported beam shown below? M = 2 kN·m 4 kN 2 m 2 m 2 m 4 kN 6kN·m C CIND 1 kN Vc Mc OV = 1 kN, M == 6kN⚫m C C OV1 kN, M =6kN⚫m C C V = 3 kN, M == C C · 6 kN • • m OV=-3kN, M=6kN •m C C B

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