Using moment area method, for the beam shown in Figure P-3, Find the location and value of the maximum deflection. Note that El for the left half of the span is twice as much as the right half of the span. Repeat part (i) assuming El is constant throughout. What is the effect of varying El on location and value of maximum deflection?

Using moment area method, for the beam shown in Figure P-3, Find the location and value of the maximum deflection. Note that El for the left half of the span is twice as much as the right half of the span. Repeat part (i) assuming El is constant throughout. What is the effect of varying El on location and value of maximum deflection?

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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