The beam has a Young's modulus of Eo 100 GPa, a length of / = 4 m and 2nd moment of area of I₂ = 4 m². The intensity of the uniformly distributed load is w = 100 N/m. Now calculate the maximum beam deflection: Umax X Expected answer: 0.1149623254 (m)

The beam has a Young's modulus of Eo 100 GPa, a length of / = 4 m and 2nd moment of area of I₂ = 4 m². The intensity of the uniformly distributed load is w = 100 N/m. Now calculate the maximum beam deflection: Umax X Expected answer: 0.1149623254 (m)

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The beam has a Young's modulus of Eo 100 GPa, a length of / = 4 m and 2nd moment of area of I₂ = 4 m².
The intensity of the uniformly distributed load is w = 100 N/m.
Now calculate the maximum beam deflection:
Umax =
X
Expected answer: 0.1149623254
(m)

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