Statically Indeterminate Beam Example with Singularity Functions - Mechanics Of Materials

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Good video! Never solved a hyperstatic beam using sing. functions, but it looks cool. I'd still resort to force or displacement method, given the choice 😅

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Shouldn't I be getting a constant at every integration step, not just C1, C2? There should've been 4 constants in total.

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how do we go about graphing these though... like the deflection equations in particular.... since we are working with singularity functions instead of normal functions

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