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Chapter 10 Statically indeterminate beams Mechanics of MaterialsAnalysis by the differential equations of the deflection curve Welcome to Mechanics of Materials, this section discusses the most fundamental method for analyzing statically indeterminate beams by the differential equations of the deflection curve. Anlysis by the differential equations of the deflection curveProcedure for statically indeterminate beams: - Method of integrationFree body diagram; - Report the degree of static indeterminacy, select redundants.Equations of equilibrium; - Relate the remaining reactions to the redundants and the load;Writing the differential equation and integrating; - Obtain its general solution.Evaluating the unknown redundants; -Apply boundary, continuity, symmetry or other conditions.Answer the Question; - Remaining reactions, internal forces, stresses, displacements. To analyze statically indeterminate beams by the differential equations of the deflection curve is the most fundamental method, this method is also known as *method of integration. *The procedure is essentially the same as that for a statically determinate beam (see Sections 9.2, 9.3, and 9.4),consists of the following steps: *First step is always constructing the Free body diagram; next writing Equilibrium of forces and moments; and then Writing the differential equation and integrating to obtain its general solution. Differential equations of the deflection curve could be any of the three* : (1) the second-order equation in terms of the bending moment , (2) the third-order equation in terms of the shear force , or (3) the fourth-order equation in terms of the intensity of distributed load.and then *Evaluating the unknown redundant reactions by applying boundary and other conditions. Last step, Answer the Question - Typically calculate desired internal stresses, relevant displacements. Example 1: A propped cantilever beam AB of a length L support