A simply supported beam is 5m long and has a fixed support at the left-hand side and a roller support at the right-hand side, 2m from the roller support the beam is subjected to a 20KN point load. Determine the slope and deflection at the point load using Direct Integration Method. Take E= 2,1x102 GPa and I = 90x100 mm¹.

A simply supported beam is 5m long and has a fixed support at the left-hand side and a roller support at the right-hand side, 2m from the roller support the beam is subjected to a 20KN point load. Determine the slope and deflection at the point load using Direct Integration Method. Take E= 2,1x102 GPa and I = 90x100 mm¹.

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A simply supported beam is 5m long and has a fixed support at the left-hand side and a roller
support at the right-hand side, 2m from the roller support the beam is subjected to a 20KN point
load. Determine the slope and deflection at the point load using Direct Integration Method.
Take E = 2,1x10² GPa and I = 90x100 mm¹.

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