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    The document calculates the load P on a beam to be 26.65 kilonewtons by multiplying the weight of 1000 kg by 20 and adding the weight of 3 people times gravity, then multiplying by the load factor of 0.6. It then calculates the bending moment M on the beam under that load to be 8.895 kilonewton-meters by multiplying the load P by the overhang distance of 0.3 meters.

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    The document calculates the load P on a beam to be 26.65 kilonewtons by multiplying the weight of 1000 kg by 20 and adding the weight of 3 people times gravity, then multiplying by the load factor of 0.6. It then calculates the bending moment M on the beam under that load to be 8.895 kilonewton-meters by multiplying the load P by the overhang distance of 0.3 meters.

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    Puerquita 2019

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    Bryan Villacrez Benavides
    The document calculates the load P on a beam to be 26.65 kilonewtons by multiplying the weight of 1000 kg by 20 and adding the weight of 3 people times gravity, then multiplying by the load factor of 0.6. It then calculates the bending moment M on the beam under that load to be 8.895 kilonewton-meters by multiplying the load P by the overhang distance of 0.3 meters.

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    P= [20(1000)+3(9806)](0.6)(1) = 26.

    65 kN

    M = (29.65)(0.3) = 8.895 kN-m

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