Google Answers: Concavity of Quadratic Moment Loads (Shear-Moment Diagrams)

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Subject: Concavity of Quadratic Moment Loads (Shear-Moment Diagrams)
Category: Science > Physics
Asked by: megahog-ga
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Posted: 27 Jul 2006 16:09 PDT
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Question ID: 750214

Could you please give me advice on how to determine the concavity of a
moment (x) curve on a shear-moment diagram.  I know the moment is the
integral of the shear (V(x)), but when it comes to integrating a
linear shear load, so that the there is a quadratic moment equation
between two points, I always just guess the concavity.

Is there any firm way to know this concavity?

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