Use Double Integration. EI is constant. Determine: a. EI(A) if x is 02.930 m from point A b. EI(A) If x is 05.490 m from point A c. EI(0) if x is 08.830 m from point A d. EI(0) if x is 01.320 m from point A 63kN/m 64KN/m 5m A В 7m 6 m ***PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY, INCLUDE UNITS, AND BE CONSISTENT WITH FOUR DECIMAL PLACES

Use Double Integration. EI is constant. Determine: a. EI(A) if x is 02.930 m from point A b. EI(A) If x is 05.490 m from point A c. EI(0) if x is 08.830 m from point A d. EI(0) if x is 01.320 m from point A 63kN/m 64KN/m 5m A В 7m 6 m ***PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY, INCLUDE UNITS, AND BE CONSISTENT WITH FOUR DECIMAL PLACES

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

ChapterB: Graphical Analysis Of Planar Trusses

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Problem 6P

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