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(1) Determine the reactions for the cantilever beam P = 20 N q = 40 N/m 2 m C 2 m B (2) Draw the V-M diagrams & Label the values at key points (including maximum). 

          (1) Determine the reactions for the cantilever beam
P = 20 N
q = 40 N/m
2 m
C
2 m
B
(2) Draw the V-M diagrams & Label the values at key points (including maximum).
(1) Determine the reactions for the cantilever beam P = 20 N q = 40 N/m 2 m C 2 m B (2) Draw the V-M diagrams Label the values at key points (including maximum).

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(1) Determine the reactions for the cantilever beam P=20 N =40 N/m A 2 m C 2 m (2) Draw the V-M diagrams & Label the values at key points (including maximum).
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00:01 Here in this question first we can write down a given diagram that is a beam is given with a and the mid part is b and c in this side the udl is applied with a load of 5 kn per meter in this side the moment is attest so the value of this moment is equal to the reaction rc with the length of 5 meter in this side this is also our 5 meter so we can write in this side the moment ma that is equal to 20 kn per meter so what will be the shear force diagram of this one that is equal to the value of first one is constant when the udl is applied this is our triangle with the load of 25 kn per meter and in this side this is our 0 in the center one and this is our shear force…
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