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The bending moment M of the beam is given by dM/dx= -w(l-x) where w is a constant
Determine of M. Given M = ½ wt^2 when x=0
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Answered by oobleck
dM/dx = -w(l-x)
M = w/2 (l-x)^2 + C
now plug in M(0) = 1/2 wt^2 to find C
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The bending moment M of the beam is given by dM/dx= -w(l-x) where w is a constant
Determine of M. Given M = ½ wt^2 when x=0

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