Situation 6. A simply supported beam loaded by a moment,8kN.m. clockwise at its left end. The beam has a span of 7meters. Neglecting axial deformation, use El = 280 kN.m².16. Which of the following most nearly gives the deflectionat the midspan?a.13.1 mmc. 15.4 mmb. 9.3 mmd. 10.2 mm17. Which of the following most nearly gives the location ofthe maximum deflection from the right support?a. 2.68 mmc. 3.34 mmb. 4.32 mmd. 3.66 mm18. Which of the following most nearly gives the value forthe maximum deflection?a. 105 mm110 mmc. 94 mmd. 78 mm

Given: A simply supported beam of 7m span 8KN-m clockwise at left end EI = 280KN-m² Required:…

Situation 6. A simply supported beam loaded by a moment, 8kN.m. clockwise at its left end. The beam has a span of 7 meters. Neglecting axial deformation, use El = 280 kN.m². 16. Which of the following most nearly gives the deflection at the midspan? 13.1 mm a. c. 15.4 mm b. 9.3 mm d. 10.2 mm 17. Which of the following most nearly gives the location of the maximum deflection from the right support? c. 3.34 mm d. 3.66 mm a. 2.68 mm b. 4.32 mm 18. Which of the following most nearly gives the value for the maximum deflection? a. 105 mm 110 mm c. 94 mm d. 78 mm

Situation 6. A simply supported beam loaded by a moment, 8kN.m. clockwise at its left end. The beam has a span of 7 meters. Neglecting axial deformation, use El = 280 kN.m². 16. Which of the following most nearly gives the deflection at the midspan? 13.1 mm a. c. 15.4 mm b. 9.3 mm d. 10.2 mm 17. Which of the following most nearly gives the location of the maximum deflection from the right support? c. 3.34 mm d. 3.66 mm a. 2.68 mm b. 4.32 mm 18. Which of the following most nearly gives the value for the maximum deflection? a. 105 mm 110 mm c. 94 mm d. 78 mm

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