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For 200mm x 200mm beam shown below with E=20 GPa

Use conjugate beam method

Determine
REACTION at D in KN

Deflection at B and C in mm

5 kN /m
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2.4m
3.1 m
1-8 m
7.4m
8 and C are ini. hinge

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