Determine the support responses at point A of the cantilever beam shown in the figure below. S.1/25p) Aşağıdaki şekilde görülen konsol kirişin A noktasındaki mesnet tepkilerini belirleyiniz?w(x)w = wo + kx³1000 N/m2024N/m- xB8 m-A

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Determine the support responses at point A of the cantilever beam shown in the figure below.

S.1/25p) Aşağıdaki şekilde görülen konsol kirişin A noktasındaki mesnet tepkilerini belirleyiniz?
w(x)
w = wo + kx³
1000 N/m
2024
N/m
- x
B
8 m-
A

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