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    The document contains code that calculates the length (L) of a beam for different given values using variables for load (q), height (h), density (ro), thermal conductivity (k), and diameter (D). It runs the calculation in a nested for loop for beam lengths of 75, 50, and 65, each time calculating an adjusted diameter value and using it to calculate L with a square root formula. The output displays the calculated L values.

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    The document contains code that calculates the length (L) of a beam for different given values using variables for load (q), height (h), density (ro), thermal conductivity (k), and diameter (D). It runs the calculation in a nested for loop for beam lengths of 75, 50, and 65, each time calculating an adjusted diameter value and using it to calculate L with a square root formula. The output displays the calculated L values.

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    Abdusalam Idiris
    The document contains code that calculates the length (L) of a beam for different given values using variables for load (q), height (h), density (ro), thermal conductivity (k), and diameter (D). It runs the calculation in a nested for loop for beam lengths of 75, 50, and 65, each time calculating an adjusted diameter value and using it to calculate L with a square root formula. The output displays the calculated L values.

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    q=0.001;
    h=1;
    ro=0.10;
    k=0.14;
    D=4.8;
    for L=75;
    d=3.04 + 0.8*(3.49-3.04);
    L=sqrt((8*k*d*h+4*k*h^2)/q)
    for L=50;
    d=2.71 + 0.8*(3.02-2.71);
    L=sqrt((8*k*d*h+4*k*h^2)/q)
    for L=65;
    d=2.96+0.6*(3.40-2.96);
    L=sqrt((8*k*d*h+4*k*h^2)/q)
    end
    end
    end

    Output on Command window


    L =

    66.0908

    L =

    62.2331

    L =

    64.5824

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