igid support geomet in the figure and parameter table. Find the equations for the shear and moment as a function of a in each segment of the beam. Follow the sign convention that positive shear tends to rotate the object clockwise, and a positive moment would tend to bend the object concave up. Take the origin for all functions to be at A. M |C parameter value units 910 N.m w 400 N/m 4 m L2 La 4 3 m Segment AB (0 m

igid support geomet in the figure and parameter table. Find the equations for the shear and moment as a function of a in each segment of the beam. Follow the sign convention that positive shear tends to rotate the object clockwise, and a positive moment would tend to bend the object concave up. Take the origin for all functions to be at A. M |C parameter value units 910 N.m w 400 N/m 4 m L2 La 4 3 m Segment AB (0 m

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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Problem 5.6.18P: A beam having a cross section in the form of a channel (sec figure) is subjected to a bending moment...

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