A simply supported prismatic beam carries a concentrated downward load of 12 kN, as shown in the Figure, below. Determine the slope of the deflected shape at both reaction points, A and B, if the elastic modulus, E 210 GPa and the second moment of area, I- 10000 cm. 12 kN 2.0 m 3.0 m

A simply supported prismatic beam carries a concentrated downward load of 12 kN, as shown in the Figure, below. Determine the slope of the deflected shape at both reaction points, A and B, if the elastic modulus, E 210 GPa and the second moment of area, I- 10000 cm. 12 kN 2.0 m 3.0 m

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A simply supported prismatic beam carries a concentrated downward load of 12 kN,
as shown in the Figure, below. Determine the slope of the deflected shape at both
reaction points, A and B, if the elastic modulus, E= 210 GPa and the second moment
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of area, I = 10000 cm.
12 kN
2.0 m +
3.0 m
O A: 9.14 x 1042, B: 8.0 x 104
O A: 3.28 x 102, B: 8.81 x 104
O A: 6.28 x 102. B: 9.81 x 104
O A: 3.28 x 1042. B: 9.81 x 1040
O A: 9.14 x 1042. B: 7.0 x 104

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