For the steel cantilevered beam shown, determine the minimum moment of inertia of the structural tee section, Imin, if the deflection at the free end is limited to 1.2 in. +4₂ Given: . L=19.6 ft L2= 6.6 ft . F= 1200 lb • q= 1.05 kip/ft ● Imin = -512.6 1719 -4/2 F L in4 +4₂+ X0% q

For the steel cantilevered beam shown, determine the minimum moment of inertia of the structural tee section, Imin, if the deflection at the free end is limited to 1.2 in. +4₂ Given: . L=19.6 ft L2= 6.6 ft . F= 1200 lb • q= 1.05 kip/ft ● Imin = -512.6 1719 -4/2 F L in4 +4₂+ X0% q

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