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SFD & BMD -Simply Supported Beams - Standard Cases -II

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For a simply supported beam on two end supports, the bending moment is maximum

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usually on the supports

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always at mid span

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C

where there is no shear force

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D

where the deflection is maximum

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Solution

The correct option is C where there is no shear force
Bending moment is maximum where shear force is zero.

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