A uniform beam is simply supported at both ends x = 0 and x = L. Find the shape of the center lineof the beam, given the weight per unit Length is w.v(x) =[xª – 4 Lx3 + 6L?x²]24 EIa.y(x) =[x4 – 2Lx3 + L?x²]24 EIb.2AEX1- 2Lx3 + L³x]24 EIC.v(x) =v(x) =[2x4 -5 Lx3 + 3L?x²]24 EId.y(x) =[2x4 - 3L³x3 +3L²x²]е.24 EI

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A uniform beam is simply supported at both ends x = 0 and x = L. Find the shape of the center line of the beam, given the weight per unit Length is w. a. y(x) = -[x4 – 4 Lx3 + 6L?x²] 24 El y(x)= 24 EI b. 24EX*- 2 Lx3 + L?x²] c. v(x) = [x^ – 2 Lx3 + L³x] 24 EI v(x) =. -[2x4 -5 Lx3 + 3L²x²] 24 EI d. [2x4 - 3L³x³ + 3L²x²] 24EI e. v(x) =

A uniform beam is simply supported at both ends x = 0 and x = L. Find the shape of the center line of the beam, given the weight per unit Length is w. a. y(x) = -[x4 – 4 Lx3 + 6L?x²] 24 El y(x)= 24 EI b. 24EX*- 2 Lx3 + L?x²] c. v(x) = [x^ – 2 Lx3 + L³x] 24 EI v(x) =. -[2x4 -5 Lx3 + 3L²x²] 24 EI d. [2x4 - 3L³x³ + 3L²x²] 24EI e. v(x) =

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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Problem 5.7.2P: .2 A ligmio.irc ii supported by two vorlical beams consistins: of thin-walled, tapered circular...

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