Use area moment method for this problem: Separate M/El diagram for the point load, and the uniformly distributed load. Then superimposed. F12-10. Determine the slope and deflection at A of the cantilevered beam. E 29(10°) ksi, / = 245 in". 3 kip 2 kip/ft B 3 ft 3 ft-

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**Problem Statement**

Use the area moment method for this problem: Separate M/EI diagram for the point load, and the uniformly distributed load. Then superimpose.

**Figure Analysis:**

- **Task**: Determine the slope and deflection at point A of the cantilevered beam.
- **Material Properties**: 
  - Modulus of Elasticity, \( E = 29(10^3) \) ksi
  - Moment of Inertia, \( I = 245 \, \text{in}^4 \)

**Beam Description:**

- **Supports**: Cantilevered at point B
- **Loads**:
  - Uniformly distributed load of \( 2 \, \text{kip/ft} \) over a length of 3 feet from point B.
  - Point load of 3 kips at point A.
- **Dimensions**:
  - Total length of 6 feet, with sections from B to the midpoint and midpoint to A each measuring 3 feet.

**Diagram**

- The beam is shown with arrows indicating the distributed and point loads.
- The diagram is labeled from B to A, demonstrating the placement of the loads and the dimensions along the beam.
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem Statement** Use the area moment method for this problem: Separate M/EI diagram for the point load, and the uniformly distributed load. Then superimpose. **Figure Analysis:** - **Task**: Determine the slope and deflection at point A of the cantilevered beam. - **Material Properties**: - Modulus of Elasticity, \( E = 29(10^3) \) ksi - Moment of Inertia, \( I = 245 \, \text{in}^4 \) **Beam Description:** - **Supports**: Cantilevered at point B - **Loads**: - Uniformly distributed load of \( 2 \, \text{kip/ft} \) over a length of 3 feet from point B. - Point load of 3 kips at point A. - **Dimensions**: - Total length of 6 feet, with sections from B to the midpoint and midpoint to A each measuring 3 feet. **Diagram** - The beam is shown with arrows indicating the distributed and point loads. - The diagram is labeled from B to A, demonstrating the placement of the loads and the dimensions along the beam.
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