Question: please fix my mathlab code : % Parameters E = 2 1 0 e 9 ; % Young's Modulus ( Pa ) for steel R

please fix my mathlab code : % Parameters
E =210e9; % Young's Modulus (Pa) for steel
R =0.013; % Outer radius (m)
r =0.011; % Inner radius (m)
P =2000; % Applied force (N)
L =1.0; % Length of the beam (m)
d =0.75; % Distance of force application from the left-hand edge (m)
% Calculate the second moment of area (I) for a hollow circular cross-section
I =(pi ()/()4)*(R^(4)- r^(4));
% Define the bending moment M(x)
syms x
M = piecewise(x >=0 & x = d,-P *(L - d)* x ()/() L,...
x > d & x = L,-P * d *(L - x)()/() L);
% Solve EI * d^(2)(y)/(d)x^(2)= M(x)
syms y(x)
eqn = E * I * diff(y, x,2)== M;
y_(s)ol = dsolve(eqn);
% Apply boundary conditions: y(0)=0, y(L)=0
C1= dsolve(eqn, y(0)==0, y(L)==0);
% Solve for constants of integration
y_(s)ol = simplify(C1);
% Display results
disp('Beam Deflection Function, y(x):');
disp(y_(s)ol);
% Plot the deflection
fplot(y_(s)ol,[0 L]);
xlabel('x (m)');
ylabel('Deflection, y(x)(m)');
title('Deflection of Euler-Bernoulli Beam');
grid on
Euler-Bernoulli Beam Bending.
out radius R=0.013m and inner radius r=0.011m. A force, P=2000N, is applied 0.75 m away from the left-hand edge.
The deflection, y, in an Euler-Bernoulli beam is related to the bending moment, M, as illustrated in the diagram above and Equation 1.
EI(d^(2)y)/(dx^(2))=M(x)[1]
depends on the location of the applied force as shown in Equation 2.
M(x)={((-P(L-d)x)/(L) for 0=x=d),((-Pd(L-x))/(L) for d=x=L):}
Additionally, due to the immovable supports on either end of the beam, we will enforce the two boundary conditions shown in Equation 3.
y|_(x)=0=0 and y|_(x)=L=0
Part (a)
lecture. Remember to enforce the boundary conditions at both endpoints, x=0 and x=L.
Part (b)
boundary conditions. Note that our sign convention dictates that a downward-pointing force be denoted with a negative sign.
Part (c)
occur?
please fix my mathlab code : % Parameters E = 2 1

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