(10 points) Consider a two-element model of a Euler-Bernoulli beam, as shown below. E, I are...

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(10 points) Consider a two-element model of a Euler-Bernoulli beam, as shown below. E, I are constant q(x)=-(x-4) 2 m 2 m The distributed load acting on this beam is given as q(x) = (x-4) in units of N/m. For Element- 2, state the expression for the RHS force vector f. No derivation is necessary, and no need to evaluate any integrals. Just state neatly how the f vector could be computed. (10 points) Consider a two-element model of a Euler-Bernoulli beam, as shown below. E, I are constant q(x)=-(x-4) 2 m 2 m The distributed load acting on this beam is given as q(x) = (x-4) in units of N/m. For Element- 2, state the expression for the RHS force vector f. No derivation is necessary, and no need to evaluate any integrals. Just state neatly how the f vector could be computed.