The beam with, cross-section shown, is subjected to the load shown. Using E-200 GPa, determinea. the value of Ely at B and Db. the deflection at B and D80 mm25 mm4 kN/m16 KNB6m4mC2mD140 mm25 mm25 mm120 mm

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The beam with, cross-section shown, is subjected to the load shown. Using E-200 GPa, determi a. the value of Ely at B and D b. the deflection at B and D 80 mm 25 mm 4 kN/m 16 kN B 6m 4m 2m D 140 mm 25 mm

The beam with, cross-section shown, is subjected to the load shown. Using E-200 GPa, determi a. the value of Ely at B and D b. the deflection at B and D 80 mm 25 mm 4 kN/m 16 kN B 6m 4m 2m D 140 mm 25 mm

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The beam with, cross-section shown, is subjected to the load shown. Using E-200 GPa, determine
a. the value of Ely at B and D
b. the deflection at B and D
80 mm
25 mm
4 kN/m
16 KN
B
6m
4m
C
2m
D
140 mm
25 mm
25 mm
120 mm

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