8. The deflection of a simply supported beam is given by the BVP: y" - 10-7y = 10-8x(x – L) over 0SXSL with y(0) = y(L) = 0 %3D a. Determine the deflection of the beam using the shooting method (if you want to solve this by hand, use a large step, say h = 10. Otherwise code this and experiment numerically, for example investigate the effects of different step size. You may also add in Matlab "tic...toc" as a timer to calculate the time Matlab takes to solve your equation. You can explore how this time varies with different time steps, for example h 10; h 1; h 0.1) b. Determine the deflection of the beam using the finite difference method (same comments as in a.) %3D

8. The deflection of a simply supported beam is given by the BVP: y" - 10-7y = 10-8x(x – L) over 0SXSL with y(0) = y(L) = 0 %3D a. Determine the deflection of the beam using the shooting method (if you want to solve this by hand, use a large step, say h = 10. Otherwise code this and experiment numerically, for example investigate the effects of different step size. You may also add in Matlab "tic...toc" as a timer to calculate the time Matlab takes to solve your equation. You can explore how this time varies with different time steps, for example h 10; h 1; h 0.1) b. Determine the deflection of the beam using the finite difference method (same comments as in a.) %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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