Determining the maximum shear load

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Question: A two-axle steam roller with axles 10 ft apart crosses a 25-ft simply supported beam bridge. If the load on each axle is 16 000 lb, determine the position of the wheels to produce

(a) the maximum shear load, and

(b) the maximum bending moment. Calculate the value and location of V_max and M_max.

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