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Which one of the following corresponds to the shear force at a section in the conjugate beam?

Which one of the following corresponds to the shear force at a section in the conjugate beam? Correct Answer slope at that section in the real beam

Explanation:

Real Beam

Conjugate beam

Free end

Fixed end

Internal hinge

Internal pin or roller support

End pin or roller connection

Remains same

M/EI diagram of real beam due to top applied load

Loading on Conjugate beam

Slope at any point in real beam

Shear force at that point or section in Conjugate beam

Deflection at any point in real beam

Bending moment at that point or section in Conjugate beam

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