Show all calculations 1mSuppose we have a non-uniform cantilever beam thatis 1 metres long, and has a flexural rigidigy of10/(1+2-2²) KNM².OmQuestion 1:Find Green's function for this beam and support structure.

We have to find the Greens function for the beam.It is easy to use Fourier Transform here

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1m Suppose we have a non-uniform cantilever beam that is 1 metres long, and has a flexural rigidigy of 10/(1+a-2²) KNM². Om Question 1: Find Green's function for this beam and support structure.

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