Using Virtual Work Method,Compute the deﬂection at B and the slope at A in the Figure. EI is constant. Express the slope in radians and the deﬂection in inches. E = 29,000 kips/in2,I = 2000 in2."Length is in Feet" Compute the deflection at B and the slope at A in the Figure. El is constant. Express the slope in radians and the deflection in inches.E = 29,000 kips/in², 1 = 2000 in?.30 k30 kBA10'10'10'

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Compute the deflection at B and the slope at A in the Figure. El is constant. Express the slope in radians and the deflection in inches. E = 29,000 kips/in², 1 = 2000 in². 30 k 30 k VB В 10' 10 10'

Compute the deflection at B and the slope at A in the Figure. El is constant. Express the slope in radians and the deflection in inches. E = 29,000 kips/in², 1 = 2000 in². 30 k 30 k VB В 10' 10 10'

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Compute the deﬂection at B and the slope at A in the Figure. EI is constant. Express the slope in radians and the deﬂection in inches. E = 29,000 kips/in²,

I = 2000 in².

"Length is in Feet"

Compute the deflection at B and the slope at A in the Figure. El is constant. Express the slope in radians and the deflection in inches.
E = 29,000 kips/in², 1 = 2000 in?.
30 k
30 k
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