point if the maximum 11.17 (B). Show that the vertical and horizontal deflections of the end Bof the quadrant shown in Fig.11.26 are, respectively, WR [3n WR and El L4 2EI WR3 WR What would the values become if W were applied horizontally instead of vertically? 2EI

point if the maximum 11.17 (B). Show that the vertical and horizontal deflections of the end Bof the quadrant shown in Fig.11.26 are, respectively, WR [3n WR and El L4 2EI WR3 WR What would the values become if W were applied horizontally instead of vertically? 2EI

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11.17 (B). Show that the vertical and horizontal deffections of the end Bof the quadrant shown in Fig. 11.26 are,
respectively,
WR [3n
-2
El L4
WR
and
2EI
WR3
WR3
What would the values become if W were applied horizontally instead of vertically?
2EI
EI
Fig. 11.26.

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