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    The document contains inputs of q, L, and EI values and the corresponding outputs of maximum bending moment (M_max), shear force (V_max), and slope (Delta_max) for different beam configurations. The outputs show the location and values of the maximums for different beam lengths and boundary conditions.

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    The document contains inputs of q, L, and EI values and the corresponding outputs of maximum bending moment (M_max), shear force (V_max), and slope (Delta_max) for different beam configurations. The outputs show the location and values of the maximums for different beam lengths and boundary conditions.

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    Sokvisal Mao
    The document contains inputs of q, L, and EI values and the corresponding outputs of maximum bending moment (M_max), shear force (V_max), and slope (Delta_max) for different beam configurations. The outputs show the location and values of the maximums for different beam lengths and boundary conditions.

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    Devoir 1

    Input

    q
    L
    EI

    Input

    q
    L
    EI

    Input

    Q
    L
    EI

    Input
    P
    L
    EI
    Output

    M_max 0 at L/2
    V_max 0 at 0
    0 at L
    Delta_max #DIV/0! at L/2

    Output

    M_max 0 at 0
    V_max 0 at 0
    δ_max #DIV/0! at L

    Output

    M_max 0 at 0
    V_max 0 at 0 at L
    Delta_max #DIV/0! at 0

    Output
    M_max 0 at L/2
    V_max 0 from 0 to L/2
    0 from L/2 to L
    Delta_max #DIV/0! at L/2

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