2. A simply supported beam ABCD is subjected to a uniform distributed load along AB and CD as shown in Figure Q2. The properties of the beam are: E = 70 GPa and INA = 30x10° mm“. Determine the deflection of the beam at point B. Next, change the pin support at point A to a fixed support. Develop the slope and deflection functions. 10 kN/m 10 kN/m A B D 1m 2 m Im Figure Q2

2. A simply supported beam ABCD is subjected to a uniform distributed load along AB and CD as shown in Figure Q2. The properties of the beam are: E = 70 GPa and INA = 30x10° mm“. Determine the deflection of the beam at point B. Next, change the pin support at point A to a fixed support. Develop the slope and deflection functions. 10 kN/m 10 kN/m A B D 1m 2 m Im Figure Q2

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Next, change the pin support at point A to a fixed support. Develop the slope and
deflection functions.
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A
B
1m
2 m
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