Deflection of Beams (Geometric Methods) Area Moment and Conjugate Beam Situation #1 El is Constant (Assume El = 1 kN-m²) 93 kN -3m-7 192kN 4 m B 14 7. Determine the slope at A 8. Determine the slope at B 9. Determine the location of the maximum deflection from A

Deflection of Beams (Geometric Methods) Area Moment and Conjugate Beam Situation #1 El is Constant (Assume El = 1 kN-m²) 93 kN -3m-7 192kN 4 m B 14 7. Determine the slope at A 8. Determine the slope at B 9. Determine the location of the maximum deflection from A

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Topic: Deflection of Beams (Geometric Methods) Area Moment and Conjugate Beam
Situation #1
3 m
El is Constant (Assume El = 1 kN-m²)
93 kN
7
14
192kN
F4m
B
7. Determine the slope at A
8. Determine the slope at B
9. Determine the location of the maximum deflection from A
10. Determine the maximum deflection
All units must be kN or m. Be consistent with your units. Use ABSOLUTE values for your answers.
Please show solution and Free Body Diagram

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