Q1) Beams A and B are known to have the following bending moment equations (refer equations a, b respectively, i.e., equations giving Moment M in terms of x). Hence, for each of Beams A and B, use Calculus to find equation/s describing the load distribution/s (Load in terms of x). Furthermore, determine the point/s of maximum bending moment for Beam A. y Beam A Beam B la - M = 3x + 2 cos 2 Ib - M = 4 ln x +7 sin x – 3 et

Q1) Beams A and B are known to have the following bending moment equations (refer equations a, b respectively, i.e., equations giving Moment M in terms of x). Hence, for each of Beams A and B, use Calculus to find equation/s describing the load distribution/s (Load in terms of x). Furthermore, determine the point/s of maximum bending moment for Beam A. y Beam A Beam B la - M = 3x + 2 cos 2 Ib - M = 4 ln x +7 sin x – 3 et

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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