C4.4 The cantilever beam AB of length L carries a distributed loading w that varies with the distance x. Given L and w(x), construct an algorithm to plot the shear force and bending moment diagrams. Use (a) L=3 m and w= (50 kN/m) sin(r.x/2L); and (b) L = 5 m and 20 kN/m if x < 1.0 m (20 kN/m)· 1.0 m if 1.0 m < x <4 m w = if x> 4 m|

C4.4 The cantilever beam AB of length L carries a distributed loading w that varies with the distance x. Given L and w(x), construct an algorithm to plot the shear force and bending moment diagrams. Use (a) L=3 m and w= (50 kN/m) sin(r.x/2L); and (b) L = 5 m and 20 kN/m if x < 1.0 m (20 kN/m)· 1.0 m if 1.0 m < x <4 m w = if x> 4 m|

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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