Just #2 please, teacher never showed us Shear force or bending moment diagrams with this type of FBD 1. Draw shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the beam shown in figure (a).FBD is provided in figure (b).20 KN(a)(b)20 kNAMECH 340 HW6-0.9 m-ABB1.8 m20 kN/m3 mD1.8 mD(a)R = 20(1.8) = 36 kN2. Draw shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the beam shown in figure (a).FBD is provided in figure (b).120 kN0.9 m-1BBCy = 56 kN80 kN/mMc = 86.4 kN-m80 kN0.5 m(b)MC=-= 280 kN • m0.5 mC₂ - 200 KN

1. Draw shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the beam shown in figure FBD is provided in figure (b). 20 KN (a) (b) A 20 KN -0.9 m A MECH 340 HW6 A M B + B 1.8 m 2m 20 kN/m 3 m -1.8 m D 2. Draw shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the beam shown in figure FBD is provided in figure (b). R = 20(1.8) = 36 kN 120 KN -0.9 m-C₂ = 56 kN B B 80 kN/m C im- 80 KN 0.5 m Mc 86.4 kN-m C -- 280 kN • m 0.5 m MC- Cy - 200 KN

1. Draw shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the beam shown in figure FBD is provided in figure (b). 20 KN (a) (b) A 20 KN -0.9 m A MECH 340 HW6 A M B + B 1.8 m 2m 20 kN/m 3 m -1.8 m D 2. Draw shear-force and bending-moment diagrams for the beam shown in figure FBD is provided in figure (b). R = 20(1.8) = 36 kN 120 KN -0.9 m-C₂ = 56 kN B B 80 kN/m C im- 80 KN 0.5 m Mc 86.4 kN-m C -- 280 kN • m 0.5 m MC- Cy - 200 KN

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Chapter4: Shear Forces And Bending Moments

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