Consider the figure shown below. Find the deflection at the free end due to the self weight of the member and the applied loading P = 8N the weight density per unit length of the member y = 9N/m. Take length L of the bar = 2m, Cross section area A = 5mm^2 and Young's modulus E =60GPa

Consider the figure shown below. Find the deflection at the free end due to the self weight of the member and the applied loading P = 8N the weight density per unit length of the member y = 9N/m. Take length L of the bar = 2m, Cross section area A = 5mm^2 and Young's modulus E =60GPa

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