The equation of deflected shape of beam carrying uniformly distributed load on a simply supported beam is given by, - 2 [2x³-11-36x] Which of the following statement is correct for the given beam? A Total length of beam is 12 m B Total length of beam is 24 m C Load intensity on beam is 8 kN/m D Load intensity on beam is 4 kN/m

The equation of deflected shape of beam carrying uniformly distributed load on a simply supported beam is given by, - 2 [2x³-11-36x] Which of the following statement is correct for the given beam? A Total length of beam is 12 m B Total length of beam is 24 m C Load intensity on beam is 8 kN/m D Load intensity on beam is 4 kN/m

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The equation of deflected shape of beam carrying uniformly distributed load on a simply
supported beam is given by,
Which of the following statement is correct for the given beam?
A Total length of beam is 12 m
B Total length of beam is 24 m
C Load intensity on beam is 8 kN/m
D Load intensity on beam is 4 kN/m

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