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The magnitude of the bending Moment at the fixed support of the beam is equal to

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P.(a+b)

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P.a/2

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P.a

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P.b

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Solution

The correct option is B P.a/2

By applying moment distribution method

$∴ M_{A B} = (P a / 2)$

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