A simply supported beam ABCD is subjected to a linearly distributed load, with wo = 100 N/m, two concentrated loads, one at C and the other at D, and a point moment at B as shown in Figure 4.1. The angles of the point loads are: 0₁ = 40° and 0₂ = 30° and the dimensions are a = 5m, b = 3 m and c = 2 m. a) Calculate the internal loadings at the midpoint of section AB using the method of sections. Wo A X B 500 N 200 N·m b Figure 4.1. - Simply supported beam 300 N

A simply supported beam ABCD is subjected to a linearly distributed load, with wo = 100 N/m, two concentrated loads, one at C and the other at D, and a point moment at B as shown in Figure 4.1. The angles of the point loads are: 0₁ = 40° and 0₂ = 30° and the dimensions are a = 5m, b = 3 m and c = 2 m. a) Calculate the internal loadings at the midpoint of section AB using the method of sections. Wo A X B 500 N 200 N·m b Figure 4.1. - Simply supported beam 300 N

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