From the beam shown in the figure. 50 N 20 N A ID |B -2m- -4m- -1m- R1 O Compute the deviation-of A with respect to a tangent at C. ® Compute the deviation of D with respect to a tangent at C. Compute the deflection at D.

From the beam shown in the figure. 50 N 20 N A ID |B -2m- -4m- -1m- R1 O Compute the deviation-of A with respect to a tangent at C. ® Compute the deviation of D with respect to a tangent at C. Compute the deflection at D.

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For the beam shown in the figure. compute deviation of A with respect to a tangent at C. compute deviation of D with respect to a tangent at C. Compute teh deflection at D.

From the beam shown in the figure.
50 N
20 N
A
IB
ID
-2m
-4m-
-1m
R1
O Compute the deviation of A with respect to
a tangent at C.
® Compute the deviation of D with respect to
a tangent at C.
® Compute the deflection at D.

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