How to Solve Beam Problems with Step-by-Step Guidance and Free Diagrams?

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To solve beam problems effectively, step-by-step guidance is essential, especially for those without access to personal instruction. Free diagrams significantly enhance understanding of concepts like shear force and bending moments. Resources such as Civil-Guy's introduction and links to educational websites provide valuable information and examples. These materials can aid in grasping the structural basics necessary for tackling beam problems. Utilizing these resources will facilitate a clearer understanding of the subject matter.
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I am having problems solving this questions and I would appreciate it if someone teaches me step by step as I have no one to teach me at home.

Free diagrams would be really helpful too.

thanks everyone.


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