Computer · Strength of Materials
How does the Shear Force (SF) behave along the entire length of a simply supported beam when it is subjected strictly to a concentrated couple (pure moment) anywhere along its span?
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- 1The SF is zero throughout the entire beam span.
- 2The SF is maximum at the center and decreases toward the supports.
- 3The SF is zero at the supports and increases linearly toward the center.
- 4The SF is constant throughout the beam span.✓
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The SF is constant throughout the beam span.
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