The deformation of a simply supported beam, shown in the accompanying figure, is governed by the relationship 7 dy E·I. M(x) Where M(X) is is the internal bending moment M(x) = M, for all values of x in this problem Mo L Derive the equation for the exact deflection. Assume an approximate а) deflection solution of the form TTX y (x) = A•sin where A = Unknown Coefficient L Use Galerkin Method to evaluate A b)

The deformation of a simply supported beam, shown in the accompanying figure, is governed by the relationship 7 dy E·I. M(x) Where M(X) is is the internal bending moment M(x) = M, for all values of x in this problem Mo L Derive the equation for the exact deflection. Assume an approximate а) deflection solution of the form TTX y (x) = A•sin where A = Unknown Coefficient L Use Galerkin Method to evaluate A b)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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