Q.5. For the beam shown in Figure (5), assume that El = 5x10 kN.m². Determine: a) The concentrated moment (M) required to make the slope at A equal to zero (i.e., 8A = 0). b) The reactions at support B. c) The beam deflection at point A.

Q.5. For the beam shown in Figure (5), assume that El = 5x10 kN.m². Determine: a) The concentrated moment (M) required to make the slope at A equal to zero (i.e., 8A = 0). b) The reactions at support B. c) The beam deflection at point A.

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Q.5. For the beam shown in Figure (5), assume that El = 5x10 kN.m². Determine:
a) The concentrated moment (M) required to make the slope at A equal to zero (i.e., 8A = 0).
b) The reactions at support B.
c) The beam deflection at point A.

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