The simply supported beam consists of a W21 x 44 structural steel wide-flange shape [E = 29,000 ksi; I=843 in.4]. Assume that the support at D can provide resistance either up or down. For a loading of w = 4.8 kips/ft, determine: (a) the beam deflection VÀ at point A. (b) the beam deflection vc at point C. Assume LAB = 10 ft, LBC= 7 ft, LCD=7ft, LDE = 4 ft. W X B LAB LBC D LCD LDE E

The simply supported beam consists of a W21 x 44 structural steel wide-flange shape [E = 29,000 ksi; I=843 in.4]. Assume that the support at D can provide resistance either up or down. For a loading of w = 4.8 kips/ft, determine: (a) the beam deflection VÀ at point A. (b) the beam deflection vc at point C. Assume LAB = 10 ft, LBC= 7 ft, LCD=7ft, LDE = 4 ft. W X B LAB LBC D LCD LDE E

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