Problem 3. For the simply-supported beam given below, use the Moment-Area method to determine slopes at A, C and B, as well as the displacement at C. While E is constant (same material), I changes along the length, as indicated in the figure (different section sizes). A fin I L/3 P ↓ C * L 31 2/3L B

Problem 3. For the simply-supported beam given below, use the Moment-Area method to determine slopes at A, C and B, as well as the displacement at C. While E is constant (same material), I changes along the length, as indicated in the figure (different section sizes). A fin I L/3 P ↓ C * L 31 2/3L B

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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