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    ESDepartment of Engineering Science

    College of Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology

    University of the Philippines Los Baos

    PROBLEM 2

    Draw the shear and bending moment diagram of the given beam using the method of sections. Indicate the

    degree of curve in each section. Identify the absolute maximum value of shear and bending moment and

    indicate their locations with respect to point A. The beam is supported by internal hinges at points C and D.

    Ans: Vmax= 54.4 kips, x = 18 ft and 23 ft from A

    Mmax= 183.15 kips-ft, x = 26.63 ft from A

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    ESDepartment of Engineering Science

    College of Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology

    University of the Philippines Los Baos

    PROBLEM 3

    The beam shown below is supported by a roller at A and a pin at F. Use the method of area to draw

    the shear and bending moment diagram of the beam ABCDEF. Indicate the degree of each curve. Identify the

    value of absolute maximum shear and bending moment. Also calculate the value of force P if the horizontal

    force acting on pin F is 25 kN.

    Ans: Vmax= 38.5631 kips

    Mmax= 102.4986 kips-ft

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    ESDepartment of Engineering Science

    College of Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology

    University of the Philippines Los Baos

    PROBLEM 4

    The beam shown below is supported by a roller at A and a pin at G. Use the method of area to draw the shear

    and bending moment diagram of the beam ABCDEFG. Indicate the degree of each curve. Identify the value

    of absolute maximum shear and bending moment. Also calculate the value of force P if the horizontal force

    acting on pin G is 48.91 N.

    Ans: Vmax= 90.4246 N

    Mmax= 163.5385 N-m