How to Solve for Deflection Using Superposition Method - 1/2

In this two part series we cover how to use the method of superposition to solve for deflection of a beam at a point. We cover the common trick here where we have a point load on the cantilever, and need to include the moment it creates at point B.  We also show you the table used and walk you through which equations to use for this specific loading.

Disclaimer:  We do not own the rights for the table published within this video.  The table is published in Mechanics of Materials: Sturges, Riley and Morris.  2006.

Part 2: How to Solve for Deflection Using Sup...
Tricky Cantilever Example: Deflection by Superposition - Difficu...

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