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: Analyze the given beams and solve for the required deflection. Read every question properly.
Beam #1: Using Double Integration Method, Determine the Deflection at x = 1.6m (from left) and also the Maximum Deflection.

Transcribed Image Text:6 kN/m
2.0m
4.0m
3.0m
El = 20000 kN m2
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