The given BEAM carry: - a uniform LL of 6.5 kN/m - concentrated LL of 15 kN - 4 kN/m DL Solve for the maximum shear at F Moment (+M and -M) at E A 2m B 6m C D uwu →→→→→→→→→ 2m 4m E F 2m

The given BEAM carry: - a uniform LL of 6.5 kN/m - concentrated LL of 15 kN - 4 kN/m DL Solve for the maximum shear at F Moment (+M and -M) at E A 2m B 6m C D uwu →→→→→→→→→ 2m 4m E F 2m

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The given BEAM carry:
- a uniform LL of 6.5 kN/m
- concentrated LL of 15 kN
- 4 kN/m DL
Solve for the maximum shear at F
Moment (+M and -M) at E
A
2m
B
*
6m
C D
2m
4m
E F
→→
2m

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