Physics · Structural Mechanics
Which of the following is true regarding the bending moment (BM) and shear force (SF) at the end supports of a simply supported beam subjected to standard downward loading?
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- 1BM is zero at supports, SF is maximum at supports✓
- 2BM is maximum at supports, SF is maximum at supports
- 3BM is zero at supports, SF is zero at supports
- 4BM is maximum at supports, SF is zero at supports
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BM is zero at supports, SF is maximum at supports
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