(b) A beam is subjected to a linearly increasing distributed load. The elastic curve (deflection) is shown in the figure. The equation to find the maximum deflection is given below. Create a matlab code where you can calculate the maximum deflection (dy/dx=0) using the bisection method. Use initial guesses of 1 and 4, L= 6.46 m, E = 59000 kN/cm2, I=35000 cm4, and w0= 2.5 kN/cm. What will be the value of x (location of maximum deflection) after 14 bisection iteration? wo -23 +2L?x³ – L^x) 120EIL dy wo (-5x4 + 6L²a² – Lª) da 120EIL Choices 1.4445 O 2.6001 O4.3335 O 2.889

(b) A beam is subjected to a linearly increasing distributed load. The elastic curve (deflection) is shown in the figure. The equation to find the maximum deflection is given below. Create a matlab code where you can calculate the maximum deflection (dy/dx=0) using the bisection method. Use initial guesses of 1 and 4, L= 6.46 m, E = 59000 kN/cm2, I=35000 cm4, and w0= 2.5 kN/cm. What will be the value of x (location of maximum deflection) after 14 bisection iteration? wo -23 +2L?x³ – L^x) 120EIL dy wo (-5x4 + 6L²a² – Lª) da 120EIL Choices 1.4445 O 2.6001 O4.3335 O 2.889

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