Statics Engineering Problem Involving Beams

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The discussion revolves around a statics engineering problem involving beams, with the original poster seeking feedback on their solution. They provided links to their homework and attempted solutions for review. Key points include inquiries about the correctness of their solution and the presence of a bending moment to the left of R1. Another participant confirms the existence of a bending moment due to the beam's loading and expresses confidence in the calculations up to M3. Overall, the thread focuses on collaborative problem-solving in engineering statics.
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Is your solution incorrect? Is there a bending moment the the left of R1?
 
I am not a civil engineer but I read that the bending moment is the integral of the sheer force diagram. It looks like this is what you have done. I see there is a bending moment to the left of R1 due to the loading of the beam.
 
I checked your numbers up to M3 and I think you are doing good.
 
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