What is the maximum deflection (ymay) for a cantilever beam of span I subjected to a point load acting at a distance a from the fixed end as shown in figure? (Take Young's modulus as E and moment of inertia of beam section as I) b B A a Упах OB Pa Pa (31- a) 3EI (a) Ymax = (31-a) (b) Ymax = 6EI 3Pa (31-a) 2EI På (d) Ymax = (31- a) 2EI (c) Ymax = %3D

What is the maximum deflection (ymay) for a cantilever beam of span I subjected to a point load acting at a distance a from the fixed end as shown in figure? (Take Young's modulus as E and moment of inertia of beam section as I) b B A a Упах OB Pa Pa (31- a) 3EI (a) Ymax = (31-a) (b) Ymax = 6EI 3Pa (31-a) 2EI På (d) Ymax = (31- a) 2EI (c) Ymax = %3D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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