Problem 2 Consider the beam of length L and cross-sectional moment of inertia I shown in the figure below. q(x) = qox/L x = 0 a) Find the equation for the deflection of the beam. b) Find an expression for the internal bending moment. c) If the beam has a square cross-section with side length h, find an expression for the maximum bending stress at x = 0. X = L

Problem 2 Consider the beam of length L and cross-sectional moment of inertia I shown in the figure below. q(x) = qox/L x = 0 a) Find the equation for the deflection of the beam. b) Find an expression for the internal bending moment. c) If the beam has a square cross-section with side length h, find an expression for the maximum bending stress at x = 0. X = L

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Consider the beam of length L and cross-sectional moment of inertia I shown in the figure below.
q(x)
= qox/L
x = 0
a) Find the equation for the deflection of the beam.
b) Find an expression for the internal bending moment.
c) If the beam has a square cross-section with side length h, find an expression for the maximum
bending stress at x = 0.
x = L

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