For the beam loaded as shown, determine the slope at point C, and deflection at points A and D. Assume El as constant with E = 200,000 MPa and I = 15x107 mm". 20KN 20kN/m D A B 2m 5m 3m Answer: Oc = 0.35° Aa = 11.22mm Ap = 25.09mm %3D

For the beam loaded as shown, determine the slope at point C, and deflection at points A and D. Assume El as constant with E = 200,000 MPa and I = 15x107 mm". 20KN 20kN/m D A B 2m 5m 3m Answer: Oc = 0.35° Aa = 11.22mm Ap = 25.09mm %3D

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For the beam loaded as shown, determine the slope at point C, and deflection at
points A and D. Assume El as constant with E = 200,000 MPa and I = 15x107 mm*.
20KN
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B
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Answer: Oc= 0.35°
Aa = 11.22mm
Ap = 25.09mm
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