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2. Using the conjugate beam method, determine the rotation at A, the rotations(s) at B, and the deflection at B and indicate the direction. El is constant. 2.5 k/ft 24 ft 10 ft

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2. Using the conjugate beam method, determine the rotation at A, the rotations(s) at B, and the
deflection at B and indicate the direction. El is constant.
2.5 k/ft
B
24 ft
10 ft

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