The relation between shear force and concentrated load is (a) dV/dx=0 (b) dV/dx= –W (c) dV/dx= Wx (d) None

The relation between shear force and concentrated load is
(a) dV/dx=0
(b) dV/dx= –W
(c) dV/dx= Wx
(d) None
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(a) dV/dx=0
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