For the beam and loading shown:1- draw the axial, shearand bending moment diagrams2- determine the maximum absolute values bending moment for each question6 kNT-Im-20 kN.mAB10 KN5 kN-1 m-1.5 m2 m-No. 14C2mD10 kNHB2 mNo. 345 kN.m20A-C1m15 kN/m3.0 m6 mNo. 262.5 KNFisDEim2 mNo. 41.5 m1.5 mB20C

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For the beam and loading shown: 1- draw the axial, shearand bending moment diagrams 2- determine the maximum absolute values bending moment for each question 6 kN -1 m- B 5 kN 4 -1.5 m- C No. 1 2 m D 45 kN-m 15 kN/m 6 m No. 2 B 1.5 m

For the beam and loading shown: 1- draw the axial, shearand bending moment diagrams 2- determine the maximum absolute values bending moment for each question 6 kN -1 m- B 5 kN 4 -1.5 m- C No. 1 2 m D 45 kN-m 15 kN/m 6 m No. 2 B 1.5 m

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