among the plans subjected to the given loads shown in Fig. 2, in which plan the beam size can be the smallest; (Hint: you need to plot the bending moment diagrams of the following structures and make your selection on the basis of the maximum bending moment within the beams)

among the plans subjected to the given loads shown in Fig. 2, in which plan the beam size can be the smallest; (Hint: you need to plot the bending moment diagrams of the following structures and make your selection on the basis of the maximum bending moment within the beams)

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Answer the qn using the diagrams in figure 2

among the plans subjected to the given loads shown in Fig. 2, in which plan the
beam size can be the smallest; (Hint: you need to plot the bending moment
diagrams of the following structures and make your selection on the basis of the
maximum bending moment within the beams)

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1/2
1/2
1/2
21
21
(a) Plan 1
(b) Plan 2
1/2
P
1/2
21
(c) Plan 3
Fig. 2 Plans subjected to external loads

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