4-A cantilevered beam is 5 m long and consists of a W200 X 100 steel member. If a 90 kN concentrated load is applied at a point 1.5 m from the beam's free end, use superposition techniques to find the deflection of the free end caused by the beam's own weight and the concentrated force.

4-A cantilevered beam is 5 m long and consists of a W200 X 100 steel member. If a 90 kN concentrated load is applied at a point 1.5 m from the beam's free end, use superposition techniques to find the deflection of the free end caused by the beam's own weight and the concentrated force.

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4-A cantilevered beam is 5 m long and consists of a W200 X 100 steel member. If
a 90 kN concentrated load is applied at a point 1.5 m from the beam's free end,
use superposition techniques to find the deflection of the free end caused by the
beam's own weight and the concentrated force.

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