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    The document contains two tables that define deflections and slopes for different types of beams. Table 1 provides the definitions for cantilever beams, defining the deflection, slope, and rotation at the end of the beam. Table 2 similarly defines these values for simple beams, including the maximum deflection point and rotations at each support. Both tables note that the flexural rigidity is assumed to be constant.

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    The document contains two tables that define deflections and slopes for different types of beams. Table 1 provides the definitions for cantilever beams, defining the deflection, slope, and rotation at the end of the beam. Table 2 similarly defines these values for simple beams, including the maximum deflection point and rotations at each support. Both tables note that the flexural rigidity is assumed to be constant.

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    The document contains two tables that define deflections and slopes for different types of beams. Table 1 provides the definitions for cantilever beams, defining the deflection, slope, and rotation at the end of the beam. Table 2 similarly defines these values for simple beams, including the maximum deflection point and rotations at each support. Both tables note that the flexural rigidity is assumed to be constant.

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    Deflections and Slopes of Beams

    Table 1. Deflections and slopes of cantilever beams


    v = deflection in the y direction
    (positive upward)
    dv/dx = slope of the deflection curve
    B = v(L) = deflection at end B of
    the beam (downward)
    B = angle of rotation at end B
    of the beam (clockwise)
    EI = constant
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    Table 2. Deflections and slopes of simple beams
    v = deflection in the y direction
    (positive upward)
    dv/dx = slope of the deflection curve
    C = v(L/2) = deflection at midpoint C of
    the beam (downward)
    x1 = distance from support A to
    point of maximum deflection
    max = vmax = maximum deflection (downward)
    A = angle of rotation at left-hand
    end of the beam (clockwise)
    B = angle of rotation at right-hand
    end of the beam (counterclockwise)
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    EI = constant
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