Deflection by Moment Area Method

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Homework Statement


The problem is a cantilive beam of length L with a triangular uniform load or W. The solution is to find the slope and deflection at the end by moment area method. My solution is not matching the textbook solution of wl^3/8EI and 11wL^4/120EI

Homework Equations


First Moment Theorem - Slope equal to the area under the M/EI diagram
Second Moment Therorem - Deflection is equal to the moment of the moment area about the point you want the deflection.[/B]


The Attempt at a Solution


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