Q 1. A simple supported beam of span 9m carries two points loads 210 KN & 125 KN at 2m & 6m from left support. The beam also subjected to distributed load 26KN/m as shown in figure. Determine the max. slop at x-0 and x-9, and find the deflection in center of beam. El is constant.

Q 1. A simple supported beam of span 9m carries two points loads 210 KN & 125 KN at 2m & 6m from left support. The beam also subjected to distributed load 26KN/m as shown in figure. Determine the max. slop at x-0 and x-9, and find the deflection in center of beam. El is constant.

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Q1. A simple supported beam of span 9m carries two points loads 210 KN & 125
KN at 2m & 6m from left support. The beam also subjected to distributed load
26KN/m as shown in figure. Determine the max. slop at x-0 and x-9, and find the
deflection in center of beam. El is constant.
125KN
210KN
26KN/m
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6m
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