Question # 1G RevisitA simply supported beam -b

σy= -3 4bx δ2Mδx2[y33b2-y] +c3f(x)+c4σy=0 at uy=-bc3f(x)+c4=34 δ2Mσx2 x 23= σy=-3…

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