Question: w = 1 0 0 lbf / in Solve using singularity functions to determine the deflection of the beam. Use statics to determine the reactions.

w =100 lbf/in
Solve using singularity functions to determine the deflection of the beam. Use statics to determine the reactions.
Provide the mat lab code and build off this one E=30e6; %lb/in^2
I=0.05; %in^4
w=100; %lb/in
l_1=10; %in distance between the supports
l_2=4;%in distance of overhang
l= ; %total length
R2= ; %right reaction force (lb)
R1= ; %left reaction force (lb)
C2= ; %2nd integration constant
C1= ; %first integration constant
x=linspace(0,l,1000); %range of the beam
V= ; %shear
M= ; %moment
theta= ; %angle
y= ; %deflection
subplot(4,1,1),plot(x,V)
ylabel('V (lb)');
grid('on')
subplot(4,1,2),plot(x,M)
ylabel('M (in-lb)');
grid('on')
subplot(4,1,3),plot(x,theta)
ylabel('\theta(rad)');
grid('on')
subplot(4,1,4),plot(x,y)
grid('on')
ylabel('y(in)');
xlabel('x(in)');
Consider the uniformly loaded simply supported steel beam with an overhang as shown.
The second-area moment of the beam is I=0.05 in ^(4). Use superposition (with Table A-9
and the results of Problem 4-20) to determine the reactions and the deflection equations
of the beam. Plot the deflections. 4-65 Solve Problem 4-21 using singularity functions to determine the deflection equation of the beam. Use statics to determine the reactions.
w = 1 0 0 lbf / in Solve using singularity

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