A cantilever beam AC shown in Figure Q6 is subjected to uniformly distributed load w. (a) By use of the virtual work method, determine the rotation and deflection at the end A. Assume that El is constant and L is the length of AB and BC. (b) Describe the procedure to determine all reaction forces if the end A is simply supported in approximately 100 words (without actually solving the problem). A L B Figure Q6 W L C

A cantilever beam AC shown in Figure Q6 is subjected to uniformly distributed load w. (a) By use of the virtual work method, determine the rotation and deflection at the end A. Assume that El is constant and L is the length of AB and BC. (b) Describe the procedure to determine all reaction forces if the end A is simply supported in approximately 100 words (without actually solving the problem). A L B Figure Q6 W L C

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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