Beam AB supports a uniformly distributed load of w kN/m and two concentrated loads P 2 kN and Q = 2 kN. Given that the bending moment is 0.66 kN.m at C and 0.25 kN.m at D. Determine the shear force (kN) at point C. [Round your answer to two decimals] 18 mm o kN/m 36 mm DI 0.1 m

Beam AB supports a uniformly distributed load of w kN/m and two concentrated loads P 2 kN and Q = 2 kN. Given that the bending moment is 0.66 kN.m at C and 0.25 kN.m at D. Determine the shear force (kN) at point C. [Round your answer to two decimals] 18 mm o kN/m 36 mm DI 0.1 m

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