For the cantilevered beam shown, what are the boundary conditions at x L? P L A -EIv" (L) =-P, Elv" (L) = 0 B-Elv" (L) = P, EIv"(L) = 0 %3D C -Elv" (L) = -P, EIv" (L) = -PL D -EIv" (L)= P, EIv" (L) = PL

For the cantilevered beam shown, what are the boundary conditions at x L? P L A -EIv" (L) =-P, Elv" (L) = 0 B-Elv" (L) = P, EIv"(L) = 0 %3D C -Elv" (L) = -P, EIv" (L) = -PL D -EIv" (L)= P, EIv" (L) = PL

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For the cantilevered beam shown, what are the boundary
conditions at x = L?
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L
A -EIv"(L) =-P, Elv" (L) = 0
B-Elv" (L) = P, EIv" (L) = 0
c -EIv" (L) = -P, EIv" (L) = -PL
D -Elv" (L) = P, EIv" (L) = PL

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