5c and 5d (5) Given the below 40 ft beam with the distributed load of 2 kips/ft and a pointload of 16 kips:(a) What are the reactions (forces) at supports A and B?(b) Draw the shear V and the bending moment M diagrams in the graphs below.(c) What is Vmax and where in x is it located?(d) What is Mmax and where in x is it located?10 ft10 ft10 ft10 ft2 kips/ft16 kipsBVM

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(5) Given the below 40 ft beam with the distributed load of 2 kips/ft and a point
load of 16 kips:
(a) What are the reactions (forces) at supports A and B?
(b) Draw the shear V and the bending moment M diagrams in the graphs below.
(c) What is Vmax and where in x is it located?
(d) What is Mmax and where in x is it located?
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16 kips
B
V
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