The cantilever beam in the figure has a fixed support at A and is under the actions of a uniformly distributed load, a point load and its self-weight. Assume the system is in equilibrium and the moment reaction at A is 3 kN·m. What is the self-weight SW of the beam? Please show work and FBD

The cantilever beam in the figure has a fixed support at A and is under the actions of a uniformly distributed load, a point load and its self-weight. Assume the system is in equilibrium and the moment reaction at A is 3 kN·m. What is the self-weight SW of the beam? Please show work and FBD

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The cantilever beam in the figure has a fixed support at A and is under the actions of a uniformly distributed load, a point load and its self-weight.
Assume the system is in equilibrium and the moment reaction at A is 3 kN-m. What is the self-weight SW of the beam?
10kN
1kN/m
А
SW
2m

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