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PROBLEMS (10.44 through 10.47) For the beam loaded and supported as shown in Figs.
P10.44 through P10.47, determine:
(a) The equation of the deflection curve.
(b) The slope at end B for the given numerical values:
P = 4 kips, a = 3 ft, L = 10 ft, E = 10 x 106 psi, I = 72 in.4 , w=2 kips/ft
SOLUTION (10.44)
(a)
'' 3 3EIv Px Pa P x a=− −<−>
22
1
11
'3 3
22
EIv Px Pax P x a C=−−<−>+ (a)
32 3
12
13 1 3
62 6
EIv Px Pax P x a C x C=− −<−>++ (b)
Boundary conditions:
12
'(0) 0: 0 (0) 0: 0vCvC== ==
Equations (a) and (b) become
22
'[31833]
6P
vxaxxa
EI
=−−<−> (1)
32 3
[9 3]
6P
vxaxxa
EI
=−−<−> (2)
(b) Make x=4a in Eq.(1):
2
9
2
BPa
EI
θ
=
32 3
6
9(4 10 )(36) 32.4 10
2(10 10 )(72) rad
−
×
==×
×.
SOLUTION (10.45)
(a)
Continued on next slide
3a
C
a
A=P
=3Pa
P
C
P