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Using double integration method, Determine the value of C1, the equation of the elastic curve, the deflection 3m from left support for the beam shown. if E = 200000MPa, I = 90x10^6mm^4,

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Using double integration method, Determine the value of C1, the equation of the elastic curve, the deflection 3m from left support for the beam shown. if E = 200000MPa, I = 90x10^6mm^4,

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