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Determine the spin and arrow equations for the next beam. If any constant is worth zero you must indicate it. Use the fr
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Determine the spin and arrow equations for the next beam. If any constant is worth zero you must indicate it. Use the fr
Determine the spin and arrow equations for the next beam. If anyconstant is worth zero you must indicate it. Use the frame ofreference as requested: ABC section, left to right (→) with originin A, CDE section from right to left (←) with origin in E
Determine the spin and arrow equations for the next beam. If any constant is worth zero you must indicate it. Use the frame of reference as requested: ABC section, left to right (→) with origin in A, CDE section from right to left () with origin in E ball joint A EI L 2.0m B EI 2.0 m 4000 kgf/m C 2EI 2.0 m D 2EI 2.0 m E
Determine the spin and arrow equations for the next beam. If any constant is worth zero you must indicate it. Use the frame of reference as requested: ABC section, left to right (→) with origin in A, CDE section from right to left () with origin in E ball joint A EI L 2.0m B EI 2.0 m 4000 kgf/m C 2EI 2.0 m D 2EI 2.0 m E