A given beam, of L-3m and EI-6000KN.m², is subjected to a uniformlydistributed load (w). The slope of the deflection curve is measured at differentdistances from the left end and listed in the following data:Distance, x, (m)011.523Slope, s, (x10³)07.916 9.843 10.833 11.25Determine, as accurate as possible, the following: (Choose four only)a) Vertical reactions at both ends.b) Bending moment at the left end and at mid-span.c) Intensity (value) of the uniformly distributed load (w).d) Deflection at the right end.e) Deflection at mid-span.

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A given beam, of L=3m and El=6000kN.m², is subjected to a uniformly distributed load (w). The slope of the deflection curve is measured at different distances from the left end and listed in the following data: Distance, x, (m) Slope, s, (x10³) 0 0 1 1.5 2 3 7.916 9.843 10.833 11.25 Determine, as accurate as possible, the following: (Choose four only) a) Vertical reactions at both ends. b) Bending moment at the left end and at mid-span. c) Intensity (value) of the uniformly distributed load (w). d) Deflection at the right end. e) Deflection at mid-span.

A given beam, of L=3m and El=6000kN.m², is subjected to a uniformly distributed load (w). The slope of the deflection curve is measured at different distances from the left end and listed in the following data: Distance, x, (m) Slope, s, (x10³) 0 0 1 1.5 2 3 7.916 9.843 10.833 11.25 Determine, as accurate as possible, the following: (Choose four only) a) Vertical reactions at both ends. b) Bending moment at the left end and at mid-span. c) Intensity (value) of the uniformly distributed load (w). d) Deflection at the right end. e) Deflection at mid-span.

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