By integrating the differential equations of cquilibrium, calculate Vy and M, for 0 < 1 < L. Clearly state the boundary conditions. Verify the solution by using the free body diagram method. Plot V, and M, vs V, = for 0 <=< 1. L Vy(z) Vy (0) V,(0) is V,(x) at 1 = 0 M, = M:(z) Po %3D Py = Po sin EI, L

By integrating the differential equations of cquilibrium, calculate Vy and M, for 0 < 1 < L. Clearly state the boundary conditions. Verify the solution by using the free body diagram method. Plot V, and M, vs V, = for 0 <=< 1. L Vy(z) Vy (0) V,(0) is V,(x) at 1 = 0 M, = M:(z) Po %3D Py = Po sin EI, L

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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