How Much Sag on a 60-Inch 2x3 Pine Board on Edge?

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DIY harry homeowner here. Always building something. Often with an engineering question I need resolved.

Most recent challenge: how much sag on a 60-inch 2x3 pine board on edge. [Turns out there's a website to answer this question]

So I look forward to picking the big brains on the physics forums.

Thanks

Bob
 
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Welcome to the forums, Bob! :smile:

How much sag, according to that website?
 

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