A simply supported beam of flexural rigidity El carries a triangularly distributed load as shown in Fig. P.13.9. Determine the deflection of the mid-point of the beam. Ans. WoL^/120EI (downwards). Wolunit length в FIGURE P.13.9

A simply supported beam of flexural rigidity El carries a triangularly distributed load as shown in Fig. P.13.9. Determine the deflection of the mid-point of the beam. Ans. WoL^/120EI (downwards). Wolunit length в FIGURE P.13.9

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A simply supported beam of flexural rigidity EI carries a triangularly distributed load as shown in
Fig. P.13.9. Determine the deflection of the mid-point of the beam.
Ans. WąL*/120EI (downwards).
Wolunit length
FIGURE P.13.9
B.

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