Find the displacement of point "P" (in mm) using quadratic shape functions, when the displacements of nodes 1, 2 and 3 are q1=0.10 mm, q2=-0.10 mm and q3=0.14 mm, respectively. Suppose that the values of shape functions are N1=-0.08, N2=0.36 and N3-0.72. (Hint: round your answer to 4 digits after decimal point)

Find the displacement of point "P" (in mm) using quadratic shape functions, when the displacements of nodes 1, 2 and 3 are q1=0.10 mm, q2=-0.10 mm and q3=0.14 mm, respectively. Suppose that the values of shape functions are N1=-0.08, N2=0.36 and N3-0.72. (Hint: round your answer to 4 digits after decimal point)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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