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deflection of beam by castigliano's method. pls show complete solution and fbd, thanks.

Transcribed Image Text:3. Determine the displacement of point B of the steel beam, and the slope at the left of point
B. E= 200 GPa. I 200x10^6 mm^4.
20 kN
10 kNm
3m
3m
B.
4m
hinge
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