To determine The slope at end A of the overhang beam ( θ A ) . The deflection at end D of the overhang beam ( Δ D ) . Explanation Given information: The flexural rigidity of the beam is E I . The uniformly distributed load act at entire span of the bam is w . The length of the beam ( L ) is 3 a . The distance of segment L A B is 2 a . The distance of segment L B C is a . The distance of segment ( x ) is a . Calculation: Show the free body and uniform distributed load on the beam is equivalent to the sum of the separate loadings and elastic curve for each separate loading as in Figure 1. Refer to Figure 1. Calculate the moment at B : M B = w × a × a 2 = w a 2 2 Calculate the slope at A ( θ A ) 1 for uniform distributed load ( w ) using the formula: ( θ A ) 1 = w L A B 3 24 E I (1) Substitute 2 a for L A B in Equation (1). ( θ A ) 1 = w ( 2 a ) 3 24 E I = 8 w a 3 24 E I = w a 3 3 E I Calculate the deflection at D ( Δ D ) 1 for uniform distributed load ( w ) using the formula: ( Δ D ) 1 = 5 w L A B 4 384 E I (2) Substitute 2 a for L A B in Equation (2). ( Δ D ) 1 = 5 w ( 2 a ) 4 384 E I = 80 w a 4 384 E I = 5 w a 4 24 E I ↑ Calculate the slope at A ( θ A ) 2 for moment ( M B ) using the formula: ( θ A ) 2 = M B L A B 6 E I (3) Substitute w a 2 2 for M B and 2 a for L A B in Equation (3). ( θ A ) 2 = w a 2 2 × 2 a 6 E I = w a 3 6 E I Calculate the deflection at D ( Δ D ) 2 for moment ( M B ) using the formula: ( Δ D ) 2 = M B x 6 E I L A B ( L A B 2 − x 2 ) (4) Substitute w a 2 2 for M B , a for x , and 2 a for L A B in Equation (4)

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