The marks A to G split the beam into six equal parts. At which mark is the bending moment largest in size, sagging or hogging? Click it in the diagram.
- 1A (x = 0 m)
- 2B (x = 2 m)
- 3C (x = 4 m)
- 4D (x = 6 m)
- 5E (x = 8 m)
- 6F (x = 10 m)
- 7G (x = 12 m)
The marks A to G split the beam into six equal parts. At which mark is the bending moment largest in size, sagging or hogging? Click it in the diagram.
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