2. Determine the deflection and slope at $x = L/4$ of the simply supported beam shown subjected to a uniformly distributed load using Castigliano's theorem.
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The beam is simply supported with a uniformly distributed load \( p_0 \) over its entire length \( L \). We need to determine the deflection and slope at \( x = \frac{L}{4} \) using Castigliano's theorem. Show more…
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