A non-prismatic beam ABC of different flexural rigidities as shown in figure is subjected to an external moment M at point B. This moment M causes slope at B to reduce to zero. The applied moment M is 12 kN/m ကမ္ဘာ့အက 21 5m 10 kN I -2m-2m

A non-prismatic beam ABC of different flexural rigidities as shown in figure is subjected to an external moment M at point B. This moment M causes slope at B to reduce to zero. The applied moment M is 12 kN/m ကမ္ဘာ့အက 21 5m 10 kN I -2m-2m

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The applied moment M is
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