A cantilever beam is subjected to a point load and a moment as shown in Figure Q1. Use Area Moment Method and draw the elastic curve to a. To determine the possible positions (x's) of the greatest deflection wrt section/point A. b. To determine the deflection at B (where P is applied) c. To determine the magnitude and direction of the greatest deflection but in terms of P, L, E and I.

A cantilever beam is subjected to a point load and a moment as shown in Figure Q1. Use Area Moment Method and draw the elastic curve to a. To determine the possible positions (x's) of the greatest deflection wrt section/point A. b. To determine the deflection at B (where P is applied) c. To determine the magnitude and direction of the greatest deflection but in terms of P, L, E and I.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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