Situation: For the given beam E = 29,000 ksi and I = 300 in4 shown in figure 6. Determine the location of the maximum deflection from right support. a. 6.815 ft b. 5.486 ft c. 3.771 ft d. 8.229 ft What is the magnitude of maximum deflection? a. 0.027 in (downward) b. 0.037 in (downward) C. 0.017 in (downward) d. 0.047 in (downward) Figure 6 -8 ft B 900 lb 40

Situation: For the given beam E = 29,000 ksi and I = 300 in4 shown in figure 6. Determine the location of the maximum deflection from right support. a. 6.815 ft b. 5.486 ft c. 3.771 ft d. 8.229 ft What is the magnitude of maximum deflection? a. 0.027 in (downward) b. 0.037 in (downward) C. 0.017 in (downward) d. 0.047 in (downward) Figure 6 -8 ft B 900 lb 40

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Situation:
For the given beam E = 29,000 ksi and I = 300 in4 shown in figure 6.
Determine the location of the maximum deflection from right support.
a. 6.815 ft
b.
5.486 ft
c. 3.771 ft
d. 8.229 ft
What is the magnitude of maximum deflection?
a. 0.027 in (downward)
b. 0.037 in (downward)
c. 0.017 in (down.ward)
d. 0.047 in (downward)
A
Figure
8 ft
B
900 lb
40-4

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