If_a_beam_is_supported_by_pin_supports_at_both_its_end_then_point_of_i – McqOptions

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1.	If_a_beam_is_supported_by_pin_supports_at_both_its_end_then_point_of_inflection_will_lie_at_what_distance_from_end_points_(L_is_length_of_beam).$
A.	0
B.	0.11L
C.	0.21L
D.	0.31L
Answer» B. 0.11L

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