Maximum deflection using macauley methods

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To calculate maximum deflection using Macaulay methods, one must first establish the loading conditions and support reactions of the beam. The Macaulay method involves setting up the beam equation, incorporating the effects of point loads and distributed loads. It requires integrating the bending moment equation to find the deflection at specific points. Providing detailed working outs is essential for clarity and understanding. For better assistance, it is recommended to post in the homework forum and adhere to the homework template.
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I was wondering someone can show me how to calculate the maximum deflection using macauley methods, I have answered all the other questions really stuck now, Can you please show the working outs aswell. The document is on office 2010 format.
 

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