W = 5, P=40 2. Solve for the Slope at B and the support reactions of the beam shown below using both 3ME and SDM. Assume beam is prismatic and homogeneous (meaning El is constant). Draw the shear and moment diagram P kN w kN/m A 8m 6m 2m

W = 5, P=40 2. Solve for the Slope at B and the support reactions of the beam shown below using both 3ME and SDM. Assume beam is prismatic and homogeneous (meaning El is constant). Draw the shear and moment diagram P kN w kN/m A 8m 6m 2m

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W = 5, P=40
2. Solve for the Slope at B and the support reactions of the beam shown below using
both 3ME and SDM. Assume beam is prismatic and homogeneous (meaning El is
constant).
Draw the shear and moment diagram
P kN
w kN/m
A
8m
6m
2m

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