Q3/ A 500mm x 175mm steel beam of length 8m is supported at the left- hand end and at a point 1.6m from the right-hand end. The beam carries a uniformly distributed load of 12kN/m on its whole length, an additional uniformly distributed load of 18kN/m on the length from a midway point between the supports and a point load of 30kN at the right hand end. Determine the slope and deflection of the beam at the section midway between the supports and also at the right-hand end. El for the beam is 1.5(106) Nm².

Q3/ A 500mm x 175mm steel beam of length 8m is supported at the left- hand end and at a point 1.6m from the right-hand end. The beam carries a uniformly distributed load of 12kN/m on its whole length, an additional uniformly distributed load of 18kN/m on the length from a midway point between the supports and a point load of 30kN at the right hand end. Determine the slope and deflection of the beam at the section midway between the supports and also at the right-hand end. El for the beam is 1.5(106) Nm².

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