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Problem 5-5
Determine the values and draw the diagrams for
shear force and bending moment due to the imposed
load on overhanging beam shown in figure 5-5(a)
and find the position of point of contra-flexure, if any.
1 kN
5 kN/m
4 KN
2 kN
70
40
70
40.40
60
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
All distances in cm
Problem 5-5
Determine the values and draw the diagrams for
shear force and bending moment due to the imposed
load on overhanging beam shown in figure 5-5(a)
and find the position of point of contra-flexure, if any.
1 kN
70
70
5 kN/m
4 KN
40
70
4040
60
60
Civilengineeronline.com
2 kN
A
B
с
DEF
G
All distances in cm
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