A cantilever beam carries a varying load as shown in the figure. If E=200,000 Mpa and|=120x10° mm4Determine the following. Use Double Integration Method1. Slope at free end2. Deflection at 4m from the support8kN/m5kN/m6.5m

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A cantilever beam carries a varying load as shown in the figure. If E=200,000 Mpa and =120x106 mm4 Determine the following. Use Double Integration Method 1. Slope at free end 2. Deflection at 4m from the support 8kN/m 5kN/m

A cantilever beam carries a varying load as shown in the figure. If E=200,000 Mpa and =120x106 mm4 Determine the following. Use Double Integration Method 1. Slope at free end 2. Deflection at 4m from the support 8kN/m 5kN/m

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A cantilever beam carries a varying load as shown in the figure. If E=200,000 Mpa and
|=120x10° mm4
Determine the following. Use Double Integration Method
1. Slope at free end
2. Deflection at 4m from the support
8kN/m
5kN/m
6.5m

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