determine the Ely value under each concentrated load and at midspan of the beams showr. Determine also the location of the maximum deflection and the maximum EIY value by the double integration method.

determine the Ely value under each concentrated load and at midspan of the beams showr. Determine also the location of the maximum deflection and the maximum EIY value by the double integration method.

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determine the Ely value under each concentrated load and at midspan of the
beams showr.
Determine also the location of the maximum deflection and the maximum
EIY value by the double integration method.
55 KN
75 KN
45 KN
1.8
4m
1.6m
1.4m
25KN/m
55 KN
75 KN
45 KN
1.8
4m
1.6m
1.4m
35KN/m
15KN/m
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