Find the deviation of B from the tangent drawn at C. A. 8960/3EI В. 1280/9EI C. 8960/9EI D. 2560/3EI Find the value EI8 2 ft. from R2. A. 8960/3 lb-ft3 В. 1280/9 1b-ft? C. 8960/9 lb-ft D. 2560/3 Ib-ft3

Find the deviation of B from the tangent drawn at C. A. 8960/3EI В. 1280/9EI C. 8960/9EI D. 2560/3EI Find the value EI8 2 ft. from R2. A. 8960/3 lb-ft3 В. 1280/9 1b-ft? C. 8960/9 lb-ft D. 2560/3 Ib-ft3

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For the beam shown, the reference
tangent to the elastic curve is drawn at R2.

Find the deviation of B from the tangent drawn at C.
A. 8960/3EI
В. 1280/9EI
C. 8960/9EI
D. 2560/3EI
Find the value El8 2 ft. from R2.
A. 8960/3 lb-ft3
В. 1280/9 Ib-fts
C. 8960/9 lb-ft
D. 2560/3 lb-ft

80 Ib/ft
4 ft
2 ft
R1= 640/3 Ib
R2 = 320/3 Ib

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