For the simply supported beam given below, use Castigliano's 2nd Theorem to calculate the slope at D anddisplacements at E and C. With Virtual Work find the displacement at B and slope at E. Note the different Ivalues along the member lengthAI-12 ftB318 ft15 kips40 ft2.9 kips/ftE 41 C9 ft21JUAD

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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For the simply supported beam given below, use Castigliano's 2nd Theorem to calculate the slope at D and
displacements at E and C. With Virtual Work find the displacement at B and slope at E. Note the different I
values along the member length
A
I-
12 ft
B
31
8 ft
15 kips
40 ft
2.9 kips/ft
E 41 C
9 ft
21
JUA
D

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