The simply supported W8X24 A-36 steel beam AB is loaded as shown in the figure. What is the slope of point B in radians if w = 5.7 kip/ft, L= 16.5 ft, Mo=6.2 kip-ft? Note: Your answer should include units and be to 4 decimal places. Mo 1. A

The simply supported W8X24 A-36 steel beam AB is loaded as shown in the figure. What is the slope of point B in radians if w = 5.7 kip/ft, L= 16.5 ft, Mo=6.2 kip-ft? Note: Your answer should include units and be to 4 decimal places. Mo 1. A

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The simply supported W8X24 A-36 steel beam AB is loaded as shown in the figure. What is the slope of point B in radians if w = 5.7 kip/ft, L
16.5 ft, Mo = 6.2 kip-ft?
Note: Your answer should include units and be to 4 decimal places.
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