Fig Q3 shows a uniform cantilever beam of length L which is loadedby a linearly varying load:w(x)= wowhere w is the load per unit length at the fixed end (x =0).w(x)Fig Q3: A uniform cantilever beam(a) Using Ritz method, derive a two-term polynomial function toapproximate the transverse displacement (u) of the beam.Total potential energy (TPE) for a beam under bending load is:TPE=EI du2 dr²-w(x)udxwhere E is Young's modulus and I is second moment of area.

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