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Application 1: Consider the following beam under combined loading of a distributed pressure and applied bending moment. Complete the problem as was discussed in class by finding the values of the integration
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Application 1: Consider the following beam under combined loading of a distributed pressure and applied bending moment. Complete the problem as was discussed in class by finding the values of the integration constants C1, … Cn, and then obtain the expression for the displacement curve v(x). What is the maximum displacement vmax? At what location (along x) does it occur?
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Step-by-step explanation:
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