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GATE CE 2010
MCQ (Single Correct Answer)
+2
-0.6
In the cantilever beam $$PQR$$ shown in figure below, the segment $$PQ$$ has flexural $$EI$$ and the segment $$QR$$ has infinite flexural rigidity
The deflection of the beam at $$' R '$$ is
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GATE CE 2008
MCQ (Single Correct Answer)
+2
-0.6
The stepped cantilever is subjected to moments, $$M$$ as shown in the figure below. The vertical deflection at the free end (neglecting the self weight) is
3
GATE CE 2008
MCQ (Single Correct Answer)
+2
-0.6
Beam $$GHI$$ is supported by these pontoons as shown in the figure below. The horizontal cross sectional area of each pontoon is $$8\,\,{m^2},$$ the flexural rigidity of the beam is $$10000$$ $$kN$$-$${m^2}$$ and the unit weight of water is $$10$$ $$kN$$/$${m^3}$$.
When the middle pontoon is removed, the deflection at $$H$$ will be
4
GATE CE 2008
MCQ (Single Correct Answer)
+2
-0.6
Beam $$GHI$$ is supported by these pontoons as shown in the figure below. The horizontal cross sectional area of each pontoon is $$8\,\,{m^2},$$ the flexural rigidity of the beam is $$10000$$ $$kN$$-$${m^2}$$ and the unit weight of water is $$10$$ $$kN$$/$${m^3}$$.
When the middle pontoon is brought back to its position as shown in the figure above, the reaction at $$H$$ will be
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