5.2. Find the critical value of the load P Fig. 5.2 if both ends of the beam are simply supported. Employ the method of finite differences by taking the nodes at x=0, x=L/4, x=L/2, and x = L. L/4 31/4 El₂ Figure 5.2.

5.2. Find the critical value of the load P Fig. 5.2 if both ends of the beam are simply supported. Employ the method of finite differences by taking the nodes at x=0, x=L/4, x=L/2, and x = L. L/4 31/4 El₂ Figure 5.2.

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5.2. Find the critical value of the load P Fig. 5.2 if both ends of the beam are simply supported.
Employ the method of finite differences by taking the nodes at x = 0, x=L/4, x=L/2, and x = L.
L/4,
31/4
EI₁
EI₂
→X
Figure 5.2.

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