Trapezoidal distributed load on Beam

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What is Fi and Xi?

[@db2885]

I would like to take my liberty to state that the solution for the support reactions does not cancel out the loading, hence the condition for equilibrium is not satisfied. Why don't we break down the loading into rectangular and triangular section and then solve them separately just to avoid redundant calculations and also, equilibrium condition would be satisfied.

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Sir request you to make a video on how to make shear and bending moment diagram of beam using force method and integration method please

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His rb is wrong. Correct Rb is 125.88 so 6+36x3.33 = that shit