A simply supported beam has a bending moment, M, given by M-- - 29 | where x is the distance along the beam from one support. The correct tems for this expanded series are: AT=-7.25x, T = -10.88x, T3 = 14.5x, Ta4 =0.91x, Ts =0.45 =-10.88x, T,=14.5x, T = -7.25x, TA=0.91x, T5 =0.45 .14.5x3ד ,ד .'25kר--1 | 8x, T=0.91x. T5 =0.45 T1=-7.25x4, T3=-10.8 D None of the above is correct

A simply supported beam has a bending moment, M, given by M-- - 29 | where x is the distance along the beam from one support. The correct tems for this expanded series are: AT=-7.25x, T = -10.88x, T3 = 14.5x, Ta4 =0.91x, Ts =0.45 =-10.88x, T,=14.5x, T = -7.25x, TA=0.91x, T5 =0.45 .14.5x3ד ,ד .'25kר--1 | 8x, T=0.91x. T5 =0.45 T1=-7.25x4, T3=-10.8 D None of the above is correct

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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