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In a beam, what does the area under the shear force diagram represent?

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Question: In a beam, what does the area under the shear force diagram represent?

Options:

  1. Bending moment
  2. Deflection
  3. Shear stress
  4. Axial load

Correct Answer: Bending moment

Solution: 

The area under the shear force diagram represents the bending moment at that section of the beam.

In a beam, what does the area under the shear force diagram represent?

Practice Questions

Q1
In a beam, what does the area under the shear force diagram represent?
  1. Bending moment
  2. Deflection
  3. Shear stress
  4. Axial load

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

In a beam, what does the area under the shear force diagram represent?
  • Shear Force and Bending Moment Relationship – The area under the shear force diagram corresponds to the change in bending moment along the beam.
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