A beam is loaded as shown in the figure. The length 1=20 in. and the load locations are a=10 in. and b= 15 in. The beam is steel with E = 30 Mpsi. The magnitude of the concentrated force is F= 500 lb and the distributed load is 50 lb/in. The dimensions of the beam cross-section are h = 5 and t=2. You will be finding the deflection and slope at the end of the beam. a b W F

A beam is loaded as shown in the figure. The length 1=20 in. and the load locations are a=10 in. and b= 15 in. The beam is steel with E = 30 Mpsi. The magnitude of the concentrated force is F= 500 lb and the distributed load is 50 lb/in. The dimensions of the beam cross-section are h = 5 and t=2. You will be finding the deflection and slope at the end of the beam. a b W F

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A beam is loaded as shown in the figure. The length 1-20 in. and the load locations are a=10 in.
and b= 15 in. The beam is steel with E = 30 Mpsi. The magnitude of the concentrated force is
F= 500 lb and the distributed load is 50 lb/in. The dimensions of the beam cross-section are h =
5 and t = 2. You will be finding the deflection and slope at the end of the beam.
a
b
1
W
F

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