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    The document provides instructions for a final exam on the theory of structures. Students are directed to write their name, section, contact number on paper and submit their answers and solutions using a specified format. They are to draw influence lines for beams shown and determine maximum positive and negative values for reaction, shear and moment due to a concentrated or uniform moving load. Five problems are provided involving calculating various values for different beams. Students are to submit their exam directly to the instructor by November 29 at 4:00 PM in room S-304.

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    The document provides instructions for a final exam on the theory of structures. Students are directed to write their name, section, contact number on paper and submit their answers and solutions using a specified format. They are to draw influence lines for beams shown and determine maximum positive and negative values for reaction, shear and moment due to a concentrated or uniform moving load. Five problems are provided involving calculating various values for different beams. Students are to submit their exam directly to the instructor by November 29 at 4:00 PM in room S-304.

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    The document provides instructions for a final exam on the theory of structures. Students are directed to write their name, section, contact number on paper and submit their answers and solutions using a specified format. They are to draw influence lines for beams shown and determine maximum positive and negative values for reaction, shear and moment due to a concentrated or uniform moving load. Five problems are provided involving calculating various values for different beams. Students are to submit their exam directly to the instructor by November 29 at 4:00 PM in room S-304.

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    Theory of Structures Final Exam

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    The document provides instructions for a final exam on the theory of structures. Students are directed to write their name, section, contact number on paper and submit their answers and solutions using a specified format. They are to draw influence lines for beams shown and determine maximum positive and negative values for reaction, shear and moment due to a concentrated or uniform moving load. Five problems are provided involving calculating various values for different beams. Students are to submit their exam directly to the instructor by November 29 at 4:00 PM in room S-304.

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    FINAL EXAM: THEORY OF STRUCTURES 1

    General Directions:
    - Write your name, section, contact number on the upper part of he first page.
    - Write your answers and solution on a SHORT BOND PAPER. Use the given, required, solution format.
    - Write legibly.
    - Submission is until November 29, 2017 at 4:00 PM
    - Submit directly to me. I will be at S-304, faculty room, canteen. Mostly at S-304

    INFLUENCE LINES:
    Draw the influence lines for the beams shown. Determine the maximum positive and negative values
    for each influence line due to (1) a concentrated moving load, and (2) a uniform live load, if indicated
    in the problem.

    1. a. Reaction at A
    b. Shear at C
    c. Moment at C
    (1) 600 N
    (2) 4 kN/m

    2. a. Reaction at A
    b. Reaction at B
    c. Shear at C
    d. Moment at C
    (1) 9 kN
    (2) 6 kN/m

    3. a. Reaction at B
    b. Shear just to the left of A
    c. Shear just to the right of A
    d. Shear at C
    e. Moment at C
    (1) 6 kN
    (2) 12 kN/m

    4. a. Reaction at A
    b. Reaction at B
    c. Reaction at C
    d. Reaction at D
    e. Shear at F
    f. Moment at F
    (Note: E and G are hinges)

    5. a. Reaction at C
    b. Shear at D
    c. Moment at D
    d. Shear at E
    e. Moment at E
    (Note: The load moves along BF)

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