Determine the minimum diameter of a 10-meter-long aluminum cantilever rod that can support the following loading and a maximum deflection of 0.01 meters: 1. Fixed from the left end 2. Concentrated downward force of 100 N at its right free end 3. Distributed load of 19.86 N/m throughout the entire length of the rod 4. Clockwise moment of 1000 N.m at its free end 5. A intermediate downward force of 200 N placed at the center of the rod

Determine the minimum diameter of a 10-meter-long aluminum cantilever rod that can support the following loading and a maximum deflection of 0.01 meters: 1. Fixed from the left end 2. Concentrated downward force of 100 N at its right free end 3. Distributed load of 19.86 N/m throughout the entire length of the rod 4. Clockwise moment of 1000 N.m at its free end 5. A intermediate downward force of 200 N placed at the center of the rod

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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