1. The beam AB suhjected to uniformly disteibuted loadi pe shown in the figure beion is fixed at end A. and is simply supported at end B to a vertical spring with spring constant k. a. Find spring force and vertieal displacement ar R. b. Draw the shear force Vand bending moment M diagrams of the beam. c. Determine defiectnon curve v(x) ps

1. The beam AB suhjected to uniformly disteibuted loadi pe shown in the figure beion is fixed at end A. and is simply supported at end B to a vertical spring with spring constant k. a. Find spring force and vertieal displacement ar R. b. Draw the shear force Vand bending moment M diagrams of the beam. c. Determine defiectnon curve v(x) ps

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