For the beam shown, draw the Shear and Moment Diagrams for 3 loading cases below. For each load case, determine the reactions at A and B, the largest (positive or negative) beam shear, the maximum positive bending moment, and the maximum negative bending moment. a. P₁ downward, 12 kips, P₂ downward, 12 kips. b. P₁ downward, 12 kips, P2 upward, 12 kips. c. P₁ downward, 50 kips, P2 downward, 12 kips

For the beam shown, draw the Shear and Moment Diagrams for 3 loading cases below. For each load case, determine the reactions at A and B, the largest (positive or negative) beam shear, the maximum positive bending moment, and the maximum negative bending moment. a. P₁ downward, 12 kips, P₂ downward, 12 kips. b. P₁ downward, 12 kips, P2 upward, 12 kips. c. P₁ downward, 50 kips, P2 downward, 12 kips

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