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For a simply supported beam of length ‘l’ subjected to a uniformly distributed moment M kN -m per unit length as shown in the figure, the bending moment( in kN - m)at the mid–span of beam is

For a simply supported beam of length ‘l’ subjected to a uniformly distributed moment M kN -m per unit length as shown in the figure, the bending moment( in kN - m)at the mid–span of beam is Correct Answer zero

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Here 'M' is BM per unit length is given not the load per unit length.

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