Verify the nodal displacement solution given by (16.4.5) in Example 16.1. Equation 16.4.5 Data from example 16.1
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Verify the nodal displacement solution given by (16.4.5) in Example 16.1.
Equation 16.4.5
Data from example 16.1
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U V U3 V3 0.492 0.081 0.441 -0.030 Tx 10- m
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