Prove (22) by the following consideration Prove (22) by the following considerations:V = (P₁₂₁ + P₂0₂)V=3(₁1₁² +2₁21₂ + C₂2d₂²)in which S, and are the deflections at two points of an elastic system producedby two loads P₁ and P₂. OrC11-C12||=722?7122$₁ = P₁/11 +P/12d₂ = P₁1/12 + P₂22C22-C127/1177/217(22)

Given data: Find: To Prove that

Prove (22) by the following considerations: V = (P₁₁+ P₂0₂) V=(₁11² +2₁1 + C₂20₂²2) in which , and are the deflections at two points of an elastic system produced by two loads P₁ and P₂. Or C11 = -C12 722 7 7/12 V ₁ = P₁/11 + P9/12 6₂ = P11/12 + P₂/22 C22 -C12 7/11 7 7/21 7 (22)

Prove (22) by the following considerations: V = (P₁₁+ P₂0₂) V=(₁11² +2₁1 + C₂20₂²2) in which , and are the deflections at two points of an elastic system produced by two loads P₁ and P₂. Or C11 = -C12 722 7 7/12 V ₁ = P₁/11 + P9/12 6₂ = P11/12 + P₂/22 C22 -C12 7/11 7 7/21 7 (22)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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