Difference between Shear force & Bending Moment?

Civil Engg.

Answer:
A shear force is the force applied at a point that creates a 'cut-like' sensation (scissors). Whereas a bending moment is the force at a point multiplied by the moment arm (direct distance from the point of interest to the applied force).

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