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A simply supported beam of span L is subjected to a moment Mo at a distance of 4 from the left end. Magnitude of the maximum bending moment in the beam is

AMo

BMo/2

CMo/4

D3mo/4

Answer:

D. 3mo/4

Read Explanation:

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Using Equilibrium equation, ΣFy=0R1+R2=0\Sigma F_y =0 \Rightarrow R_{1} + R_{2} = 0 Taking moments about point A, we get R2×LMo=0R_{2}\times L - M_{o} = 0, Therefore, we get get R2=MoLR_{2} =\frac {M_{o}}{L} and R1=MoLR_{1} =\frac {- M_{o}}{L} respectively. Now, we can make the SFD and BMD from the above information:


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