4/ For simply supported over hanged beam (ABC) shown in Fig.4, use double integration method to find the ratio (F1/F2) so that the deflection of free end (C) becomes zero. AF А F2 KN B XL T+ Fig.4 EI = constant F1 kN C

4/ For simply supported over hanged beam (ABC) shown in Fig.4, use double integration method to find the ratio (F1/F2) so that the deflection of free end (C) becomes zero. AF А F2 KN B XL T+ Fig.4 EI = constant F1 kN C

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Q4/ For simply supported over hanged
beam (ABC) shown in Fig.4, use double
integration method to find the ratio (F1/F2)
so that the deflection of free end (C)
becomes zero.
A
L
Fig.4
F2 KN
B
It
EI = constant
F1 kN
C

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