respect to end A. CL 3. (201) For the cantilevered beam shown here: w=500 lb/ft; P = 1050 lb; L = 18 ft 3(a) () Sketch a neat and well-labeled free body diagram for the member and determine the end reactions. 3(b) () Determine both the internal shear and internal moment as a function of x; i.e. V(x) and M(x). B W

respect to end A. CL 3. (201) For the cantilevered beam shown here: w=500 lb/ft; P = 1050 lb; L = 18 ft 3(a) () Sketch a neat and well-labeled free body diagram for the member and determine the end reactions. 3(b) () Determine both the internal shear and internal moment as a function of x; i.e. V(x) and M(x). B W

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Chapter4: Shear Forces And Bending Moments

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Problem 4.3.22P: Find expressions for shear force V and moment M at v = L/2 of beam AB in structure (a). Express V...

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