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Select the most appropriate answer for the following questions: 1a) A distributed load on a beam can be replaced by a concentrated load, the magnitude of this single load is equal to A. the reaction force at the support B. the shear force in the middle of the beam C. the area under the load curve D. None of the above 1b) Internal forces in a beam, which will be exposed when the beam is cut at an imaginary section, include A. shear and bending moment B. shear only C. bending moment only D. shear, bending moment, and axial force

          Select the most appropriate answer for the following questions:
1a) A distributed load on a beam can be replaced by a concentrated load, the magnitude of this
single load is equal to
A. the reaction force at the support
B. the shear force in the middle of the beam
C. the area under the load curve
D. None of the above
1b) Internal forces in a beam, which will be exposed when the beam is cut at an imaginary
section, include
A. shear and bending moment
B. shear only
C. bending moment only
D. shear, bending moment, and axial force

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Select the most appropriate answer for the following questions:
1a) A distributed load on a beam can be replaced by a concentrated load, the magnitude of this
single load is equal to
A. the reaction force at the support
B. the shear force in the middle of the beam
C. the area under the load curve
D. None of the above
1b) Internal forces in a beam, which will be exposed when the beam is cut at an imaginary
section, include
A. shear and bending moment
B. shear only
C. bending moment only
D. shear, bending moment, and axial force

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Select the most appropriate answer for the following questions: 1a) A distributed load on a beam can be replaced by a concentrated load, the magnitude of this single load is equal to A. the reaction force at the support B. the shear force in the middle of the beam C. the area under the load curve D. None of the above 1b) Internal forces in a beam, which will be exposed when the beam is cut at an imaginary section, include A. shear and bending moment B. shear only C. bending moment only D. shear, bending moment, and axial force

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