Problem 4 For the beam shown below, find the value of EIY at 2m from R2. E= 18500MPa and; beam cross -section=200mmX275mm . Use Area-moment method w=15kN'm B (roller) Problem 4For the beam shown below, find the value of EIY at 2m from R2. E= 18500MPa and; beam cross-section=200mmX275mm . Use Area-moment methodw=15 kN/m2m(hinged) AB (roller)R2R13m

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Problem 4 For the beam shown below, find the value of EIY at 2m from R2. E= 18500MPA and; beam cross -section=200mmX275mm. Use Area-moment method w=15 kN/m 2m (hinged) A B (roller) R2 R1 3m

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Problem 4 For the beam shown below, find the value of EIY at 2m from R2. E= 18500MPa and; beam cross -section=200mmX275mm . Use Area-moment method w=15kN'm B (roller)

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For the beam shown below, find the value of EIY at 2m from R2. E= 18500MPa and; beam cross
-section=200mmX275mm . Use Area-moment method
w=15 kN/m
2m
(hinged) A
B (roller)
R2
R1
3m

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