Where Should I Section for Drawing Shear and Moment Diagrams in 2D?

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I'm about to draw shear and moment diagram in 2D, and I wonder if there are any general rules as where to section for instance this ski?

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What do you mean by "as where to section"?
 
Where to make the sections.
 
I guess it depends on you want, but in this case there will be 4 moment equations (sections).
 

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