For the beam shown below, where: L₁=6 m L2=2 m q=19 KN M=18 KN.m Compute the rotation at A in degrees accurate to three decimal places. Take E = 200 KN/mm² and 1 = 70*106 mm4. Initially assume that rotation at A is clockwise.
For the beam shown below, where: L₁=6 m L2=2 m q=19 KN M=18 KN.m Compute the rotation at A in degrees accurate to three decimal places. Take E = 200 KN/mm² and 1 = 70*106 mm4. Initially assume that rotation at A is clockwise.
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I have to use the unit load method in order to calculate the rotation in this question. Can someone please tell me where I am going wrong? I have attched my workings out
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