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How much load must be applied on the wood, with a clear span length of 2350mm, deflection of the wood is about 12.5mm. E = 3.1 GPa. I = 2.5x105 mm4 a 7 lbs b 8 lbs c 6 lbs d 5 lbs

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Chapter5: Beams

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How much load must be applied on the wood, with a clear span length of 2350mm, deflection of the wood is about 12.5mm. E = 3.1 GPa. I = 2.5x10⁵ mm⁴

^{a 7 lbs}

^{b 8 lbs}

^{c 6 lbs}

^{d 5 lbs}

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