Q2 : For the circular bar shown in figure, subjected to uniformly distributed load (f kN/m) along its length . The length (L) and diameter of pile (D) and modulus of elasticity (E) are given in Table below, find the displacement at point (A). Name L(m) f(kN/m) D (mm) 100 Case (Gpa) 40 No. فرق عباس 2

Q2 : For the circular bar shown in figure, subjected to uniformly distributed load (f kN/m) along its length . The length (L) and diameter of pile (D) and modulus of elasticity (E) are given in Table below, find the displacement at point (A). Name L(m) f(kN/m) D (mm) 100 Case (Gpa) 40 No. فرق عباس 2

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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