Mechanics of Materials: Lesson 62 - Slope and Deflection Beam Bending Introduction

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I'm pretty sure the inflection point you talked about would actually be at the same x location on the deflection graph, where as on the slope graph it would be a minimum point at that location.

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In a previous video you talked about order of the lines. Does this still apply on the slope graph? If so, does that mean it's linear on the slope graph from where P is applied until the end of the beam?

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Isn't the slope graph you drew actually the deflection? it wouldn't make sense for the x intercept of a function's derivative to be the inflection point of the function.

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why does he say the deflection is exagerated?

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Cause in real life the beams will bend but not as much as he has drawn them bending

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