Shear force and bending moment diagram practice problem #4

This tutorial goes over how to draw the shear force diagram, bending moment diagram, and deflected shape of a cantilever beam with a distributed load and some point loads along its length.

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[m.umarhasan]

This is how you teach the science of engineering statistics. I wonder how come those indian videos have so many views!l. They are just solving numericals without explaining why we are doing it! Watched only 3 videos on your channel and now I can recall the 6 months worth of learning I had back in the univ.

[greatpharoh]

That's perfect man, love your videos by the way! They are so organized and easy to understand! I have been struggling with this stuff for years, but your videos really clear things up!

[caterina]

this is so helpful thank you sir, if there people who are glad watching your video series for sure i am.GOD BLESS YOU

[ZXC-eyzu]

My mechanics prof is good(I understand what she's teaching), but you're better (now I can easily pass the examination next week, I'm feeling it)

[mallyclips]

These have been really helpful, thank you!

[koshinnn]

wow thanks dude i finally understood all these after looking at all your examples thumbs up

[nicolaskanisius]

This is perfect, I really love your videos! What kind of whiteboard software do you use?

[yelyel]

Very well explained! Thank you, Ive been having problems with this for semesters now.

Question though, does it mean that the parabolic/curved lines are only drawn in the moment diagram where there's a uniform load?

[OneWingedBadass]

Can you do one with a triangular distributed load please?

[rachidabkari]

thank you so much sir you really helped me alot <3

[akesubannarat]

the forces are going in the clockwise direction, would they be negative in the equation?

[rolandoquispebasualdo]

Buen ejemplo, bastante didáctico. Gracias

[broism]

How do you know that an internal moment exists and how do you assume which direction i.e counter clockwise or clockwise

[devvyas]

thanks to you i got hundred percent in my quiz :))

[LeeSeungrhee]

Hey! Could you please explain me why the parabolas shape is like the "a" coefficient (ax^2+bx+c) is negative?

[atlifreysi]

hi man, good video. i was just wondering if you have any videos on how to find the stuff on 0:54, i don't really understand that.


love your channel and website, you are doing great work!

[ericchen]

I amd confused that why the shear moment is negative at the beginning, I remember that for statics the shear mmoment in the assumption is upward, so it is positive, but the SFD told me that the BMD is correct, it is so

[siegeclimbing]

can you please upload videos regarding how to draw BMD and FORCE diagm when shear force diag is given alone

[ezedintofik]

This is very helpful bro. But one thing I wanna ask is that why did you just used MA in a CCW direction since our conventional dixn is the opposite. Thank You tho.

[Andy-plwe]

could you please explain why the moment is anti-clockwise?