@@maxhafer7092 Ok thanks for the comment. The reason the distance is 18ft is because we are considering the deflection at 18ft. So meaning we multiply the rectangular load, the point load and the reaction all by 18ft. That is why it was 18ft and not 30ft. Does that answer your question ?
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Wouldn't the distance to the point load (Sdp) be 30ft instead of 18ft?
Thanks for the comment. Where exactly in the video is that? What time?
@@Innotutorial you can see it at 13:00
@@maxhafer7092 Ok thanks for the comment. The reason the distance is 18ft is because we are considering the deflection at 18ft. So meaning we multiply the rectangular load, the point load and the reaction all by 18ft. That is why it was 18ft and not 30ft. Does that answer your question ?
@@Innotutorial thank you sir! That makes sense. Great videos by the way. You’re helping me get through deforms
@Max Hafer You are welcome. If you have any question or any video you want me to make let me know as well. Thank you.