On a formatted bond paper, copy and solve the problem. Show your neat and detailed solution. Use three (3) decimal places for your answers and enclosed it in a box. Compute the deflection and slope at a section 8 ft from the wall for the beam shown in the figure using Double Integration Method. Assume that E = 28 x 103 psi and 1= 30.75 1200 lb in4. A 800 lb/ft 8 ft -8 ft B

On a formatted bond paper, copy and solve the problem. Show your neat and detailed solution. Use three (3) decimal places for your answers and enclosed it in a box. Compute the deflection and slope at a section 8 ft from the wall for the beam shown in the figure using Double Integration Method. Assume that E = 28 x 103 psi and 1= 30.75 1200 lb in4. A 800 lb/ft 8 ft -8 ft B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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