For the loaded beam shown, using moment - area method. a. Determine the value of E16 at mid span and under the concentrated load t b. Determine the deflection at mid span and under the concentrated load Use = 200 GPa and I=65.0x106 mm4. 24 KN 18 kN/m

For the loaded beam shown, using moment - area method. a. Determine the value of E16 at mid span and under the concentrated load t b. Determine the deflection at mid span and under the concentrated load Use = 200 GPa and I=65.0x106 mm4. 24 KN 18 kN/m

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For the loaded beam shown, using moment - area method.
a. Determine the value of E16 at mid span and under the concentrated load t
b. Determine the deflection at mid span and under the concentrated load
Use = 200 GPa and l=65.0x106 mmª.
24 KN
18 kN/m
B
1.5m +
←1.5 m-1.5 m
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