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    The document shows calculations for the bending moment (Mo) at different points (A, B, C, D) along beams with different lengths (l), where beams are simply supported and have a uniformly distributed load (q). Point D has the highest bending moment of 17,200.

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    BS1 BS1 BS1 BS2 BS2

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    The document shows calculations for the bending moment (Mo) at different points (A, B, C, D) along beams with different lengths (l), where beams are simply supported and have a uniformly distributed load (q). Point D has the highest bending moment of 17,200.

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    The document shows calculations for the bending moment (Mo) at different points (A, B, C, D) along beams with different lengths (l), where beams are simply supported and have a uniformly distributed load (q). Point D has the highest bending moment of 17,200.

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    BS1 BS1 BS1 BS2 BS2

    Uploaded by

    mollikamin
    The document shows calculations for the bending moment (Mo) at different points (A, B, C, D) along beams with different lengths (l), where beams are simply supported and have a uniformly distributed load (q). Point D has the highest bending moment of 17,200.

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    of 2

    3

    2
    6,000

    6
    8,000

    4,100

    6,000

    6,000

    BS2

    BS1

    BS1

    2
    6,000

    1
    6,000

    5,500

    D
    BS1
    BS2

    BS2

    BS1

    BS1

    BS1

    BS1

    BS2

    BS2

    BS2

    BS1

    BS1

    BS1

    BS1

    6,200

    BS2

    17,200

    C
    BS2

    B
    5,500

    BS1

    6
    ,2
    0
    0

    Mo =

    quL2Ln2
    8

    M 0=

    qu l 2 l 2n
    =
    8

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