Q1. Figure Q1 shows a statically determinate overhanging beam. The beam is subjected to a triangular load from A to B, uniformly distributed load from B to D and moments acting at A and C. (a) Calculate the support reactions at B and C. (b) Construct the shear force diagram and bending moment diagram. Indicate all the important values on both diagrams. (c) Determine the distance, d from point B such that bending moment, M for equals to zero. 20 kNm A 3 m B 90 kN/m 5 m 25 kNm DHH. Oc + 2 m D span BC

Q1. Figure Q1 shows a statically determinate overhanging beam. The beam is subjected to a triangular load from A to B, uniformly distributed load from B to D and moments acting at A and C. (a) Calculate the support reactions at B and C. (b) Construct the shear force diagram and bending moment diagram. Indicate all the important values on both diagrams. (c) Determine the distance, d from point B such that bending moment, M for equals to zero. 20 kNm A 3 m B 90 kN/m 5 m 25 kNm DHH. Oc + 2 m D span BC

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