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    1. The document discusses calculating the loads, forces, and supports needed for a sidewalk bridge. It includes calculating the total length, railing lengths, post lengths, and load due to deadloads. 2. Steps are described for solving for the maximum shear force and bending moment due to total load on the bridge and calculating the number of bars and spacing required for reinforcement. 3. Equations provided include solving for deadload, impact load, shear force, bending moment, and number of reinforcing bars.

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    1. The document discusses calculating the loads, forces, and supports needed for a sidewalk bridge. It includes calculating the total length, railing lengths, post lengths, and load due to deadloads. 2. Steps are described for solving for the maximum shear force and bending moment due to total load on the bridge and calculating the number of bars and spacing required for reinforcement. 3. Equations provided include solving for deadload, impact load, shear force, bending moment, and number of reinforcing bars.

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    1. The document discusses calculating the loads, forces, and supports needed for a sidewalk bridge. It includes calculating the total length, railing lengths, post lengths, and load due to deadloads. 2. Steps are described for solving for the maximum shear force and bending moment due to total load on the bridge and calculating the number of bars and spacing required for reinforcement. 3. Equations provided include solving for deadload, impact load, shear force, bending moment, and number of reinforcing bars.

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