Let's consider a fixed supported beam subjected to a triangular distributed load as shown in the figure below. The equation of the shear force ($0 \leq x \leq 1 m$) is given by:
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First, let's understand what a triangular distributed load means. It means that the load on the beam varies linearly from one end to the other. In this case, the load starts at zero at one end and increases at a rate of 150 N/m per meter of distance along the Show more…
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