B: Chapter 2 B1. A beam of length L = 3 m and flexural rigidity E I has a point load F = 1 kN at x = 1 m and a uniform load 2000 N/m from x = 2 m till x= 3 m. What is the differential equation modelling the deflection of this beam.

B: Chapter 2 B1. A beam of length L = 3 m and flexural rigidity E I has a point load F = 1 kN at x = 1 m and a uniform load 2000 N/m from x = 2 m till x= 3 m. What is the differential equation modelling the deflection of this beam.

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