Linearly varying force and bending moment problem.

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The discussion revolves around a problem involving a linearly varying force and its relation to bending moments. Participants are attempting to analyze the problem and provide solutions, focusing on the reduction of an equation to find the value of a/L.

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  • Homework-related

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  • One participant expresses difficulty in reducing the equation further to determine the value of a/L.
  • Other participants comment on the legibility of the attached images, suggesting that the orientation makes it hard to view the work presented.
  • There is a request for clearer images to facilitate assistance with the problem.

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Participants generally agree that the images are difficult to read, but there is no consensus on the best way to resolve the issue of legibility or the specifics of the mathematical problem itself.

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Limitations include the unclear presentation of the problem due to image orientation and potential misunderstandings stemming from that issue. The mathematical steps involved in the problem remain unresolved.

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I have attached both the question and my attempt at solution.

My problem is reducing the equation further to get the value of a/L
 

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Have mercy on us. Rotate your phone when you take images of your work. It's very difficult to rotate the thumbnails and get a legible image. Good luck with your problem.
 
You can rotate it easily nah ...? What's the problem in rotating the image. If my work is not legible then just say, I'll repost it better than now.
 
Sorry, I tried downloading and viewing the thumbnails attached to the OP. Things just got worse after that. I'd like to help, but not at the cost of a sore neck.
 

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