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I need to find deflection of this beam. Some informationthat is not on the picture: length of the beam 215mm, elastic modulus 210GPa, moment of inertia: 4218.75, there is 1000 N/m partial udl from point B to C. Step by step solution needed. Thank you in advance!
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