πχA simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (™)asshown.If the deflection is given by= Wo sinLonTXy(x) = wo sin (7)14πχπ4Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

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πχ A simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (7) as shown. If the deflection is given by g(x) = wo sin y(x) = == TX W014 (πχ. sin π[4 Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

πχ A simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (7) as shown. If the deflection is given by g(x) = wo sin y(x) = == TX W014 (πχ. sin π[4 Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

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A simply supported beam of length / is subjected to a distributed load q(x) = w, sin (™)
as
shown.
If the deflection is given by
= Wo sin
Lon
TX
y(x) = wo sin (7)
14
πχ
π4
Find the slope 8(x), the moment M(x), and the shear force V(x).

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