The compound beam is subjected to the loadings as shown in the figure below. Use E-200x106 kPa and I=125x106 m². Determine the following: a. The deflection at A; b. The slope at point B; c. The displacement at D; and d. The illustation of the elastic curve of the compound beam. A 1.0m al 1.5m 18 kN 3m 35 kN-m 1.5m D 3m 14 kN/m oo E

The compound beam is subjected to the loadings as shown in the figure below. Use E-200x106 kPa and I=125x106 m². Determine the following: a. The deflection at A; b. The slope at point B; c. The displacement at D; and d. The illustation of the elastic curve of the compound beam. A 1.0m al 1.5m 18 kN 3m 35 kN-m 1.5m D 3m 14 kN/m oo E

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The compound beam is subjected to the loadings as shown in the figure below.
Use E-200x106 kPa and I=125x106 m². Determine the following:
a. The deflection at A;
b. The slope at point B;
c. The displacement at D; and
d. The illustation of the elastic curve of the compound beam.
A
1.0m
1.5m
B
18 kN
3m
35 kN-m
1.5m
D
3m
14 kN/m
Jooh

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