Please solve this deflection problem A rigid bar is supported by a spring as shown in figure below:50 kN/mB5m -5mThe deflection of point C will be10 kNVC

For a rigid bar supported by a spring,To find the deflection of point C

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A rigid bar is supported by a spring as shown in figure below: A Tele 50 kN/m 5m 5m The deflection of point C will be 10 KN ↓c

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A rigid bar is supported by a spring as shown in figure below:
50 kN/m
B
5m -
5m
The deflection of point C will be
10 kN
VC

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