Effect of Significant Digits: Example 1: Beam Deflection


In a series of bringing pragmatic examples of the effect of significant digits, we discuss the exact solution of finding the deflection  in a simply supported beam with a uniform load and a tensile axial load.

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One Response to Effect of Significant Digits: Example 1: Beam Deflection

  1. Pingback: Effect of Significant Digits: Example 2: Regression Formatting in Excel | The Numerical Methods Guy

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