πχA simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (™)asshown.If the deflection is given by= Wo sinLonTXy(x) = wo sin (7)14πχπ4Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

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πχ A simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (7) as shown. If the deflection is given by g(x) = wo sin y(x) = == TX W014 (πχ. sin π[4 Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

πχ A simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (7) as shown. If the deflection is given by g(x) = wo sin y(x) = == TX W014 (πχ. sin π[4 Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

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Slope and Deflection

The slope in a deflected beam is described as an angle in radians made by the tangent of the section with the original axis of the beam. The deflection at any point on the axis of the beam is defined as the lateral displacement of the point before and after loading.

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A simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (™)
as
shown.
If the deflection is given by
= Wo sin
Lon
TX
y(x) = wo sin (7)
14
πχ
π4
Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

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