4. A cantilever beam AB of length L=12 m is subjected to a concentrated load P=35 kN and a couple Mo=15 kN-m acting at the free end (see figure). Using Moment Area Theorems, obtain the angle of rotation 0 and the deflection dB at end B. Young's Modulus E 200 GPa and the Moment of Inertia I=105 x 10 mm¹./8) I -L B Mo

4. A cantilever beam AB of length L=12 m is subjected to a concentrated load P=35 kN and a couple Mo=15 kN-m acting at the free end (see figure). Using Moment Area Theorems, obtain the angle of rotation 0 and the deflection dB at end B. Young's Modulus E 200 GPa and the Moment of Inertia I=105 x 10 mm¹./8) I -L B Mo

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