Problem 3 The beam shown below is subjected to the loads shown in the figure. Use the moment-area method to determine the displacement at point C. 16 kN.m -6m B + -3m- C Note: Give your answers in terms of "EI" (constant for the entire beam). Note: A = pin, B = roller support

Problem 3 The beam shown below is subjected to the loads shown in the figure. Use the moment-area method to determine the displacement at point C. 16 kN.m -6m B + -3m- C Note: Give your answers in terms of "EI" (constant for the entire beam). Note: A = pin, B = roller support

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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