For the beam shown in Fig.Q4, use the principle of virtual work to determine (1) the vertical deflectionat Point C, and (2) the rotation at the right-hand bearing (Point B). The Young's modulus of thematerial is E = 200 GPa. The cantilever beam has a circular cross section with the second moment ofarea / = 30 x 106 m². The beam is under a uniformly distributed load q=15 kN/m at the AB span anda point force P=27 kN at Point C. The length of AB span is L=9 m and the length of BC span is L₁ =3.6m.(In this question, we assume (1) the positive direction of a vertical force points upwards; (2) thepositive direction of a horizontal force points to the right; and (3) the postive direction of an appliedmoment is clockwise.)LBAL₁Part a) ReactionsThe vertical reaction force at support A can be calculated asThe vertical reaction force at support B can be calculated asThe horizontal reaction force at support A can be calculated asKNKNKNр Part c) Bending moment by real forces_2The bending moment caused by the real forces as a function of x can be discribed asFor 9 < < (9+3.6) m, (please use units kN.m for bending moment)(Use * for multiplication and ^ for exponentiation. For exmple, 2x + 1² can be written as2*x+x^2)

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Part a) Reactions The vertical reaction force at support A can be calculated as The vertical reaction force at support B can be calculated as The horizontal reaction force at support A can be calculated as KN KN KN

Part a) Reactions The vertical reaction force at support A can be calculated as The vertical reaction force at support B can be calculated as The horizontal reaction force at support A can be calculated as KN KN KN

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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