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Double Integration -Cantilever - Standard Cases

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A propped cantilever beam of span ' L' is loaded with $u . d . l$ of intensity $w / u n i t$ length, all through the span. Bending Moment at the fixed end is

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W L^{2} / 8

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W L^{2} / 2

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W L^{2} / 12

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W L^{2} / 24

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The correct option is A $W L^{2} / 8$

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