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What will be the end moment of a fixed beam with a uniformly distributed load of $^{'} w^{'} k N / m^{2}$ and a length of 'l' m ?

A

\pm w l / 8

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B

\pm w l^{2} / 2

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C

\pm w l^{2} / 8

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D

\pm w l^{2} / 12

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The correct option is D $\pm w l^{2} / 12$

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