**Beam Analysis: Shear and Moment Diagrams**In this exercise, we have a beam with specific loading and support conditions that require the construction of shear and moment diagrams. Here is the detailed explanation of the diagram provided:**Beam Layout:**- The beam is supported at the left end by a pin support and at the midpoint by a roller support.- The beam spans a total length of 4 meters, divided into four equal segments of 1 meter each.- An applied moment of 20 kip*ft acts at the right end of the beam.**Diagram Explanation:**1. **Supports:** - A triangular symbol at the left end represents a pin support that restricts both horizontal and vertical movements. - A circular arrow indicates a roller support placed 3 meters from the left end, which allows horizontal movement but restricts vertical movement.2. **Loading:** - A moment of 20 kip*ft is applied at the right end of the beam. This causes the beam to experience bending, which will be reflected in the calculated moment diagram.**Objectives:**- Draw shear and moment diagrams based on the loading and support configuration.- Use equilibrium equations to determine reactions at the supports if necessary.This setup will help you understand how external moments influence shear forces and bending moments in static structures, providing a basis for more complex beam analysis problems.

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Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam. 20 kip ft M : k wl * wI * wl

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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