Help asap, how can I determine the deflection at point A, B, C, D and E?If E=200MPa and Ixx=169000mm4 0.225mB1670N0.3mI = 0.169 x 106mm 4Showing all calculations.2500N1.05mCDetermine the deflection at point A, B, C, D and E.If: E = 2000MPa800N/m0.3mD1670N0.225mE

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A 0.225m 1670N 0.3m I = 0.169 x 106mm ¹ Showing all calculations. 2500N 1.05m C Determine the deflection at point A, B, C, D and E. If: E = 2000MPa 800N/m 0.3m 1670N 0.225m

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Help asap, how can I determine the deflection at point A, B, C, D and E?

If E=200MPa and Ixx=169000mm4

0.225m
B
1670N
0.3m
I = 0.169 x 106mm 4
Showing all calculations.
2500N
1.05m
C
Determine the deflection at point A, B, C, D and E.
If: E = 2000MPa
800N/m
0.3m
D
1670N
0.225m
E

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