A cantilever beam with a uniform flexural rigidity (EI=200 * 10^6 N.m2) is loaded with a concentrated force at its free end. The area of the bending moment diagram corresponding to the full length of the beam is 10000 N.m2 .Find the magnitude of the slope of the beam at its free end in micro radian?

A cantilever beam with a uniform flexural rigidity (EI=200 * 10^6 N.m2) is loaded with a concentrated force at its free end. The area of the bending moment diagram corresponding to the full length of the beam is 10000 N.m2 .Find the magnitude of the slope of the beam at its free end in micro radian?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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