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For the last part of the lecture where we define a function for bending moment, I thought I would try an integration approach where I start with x being from the point D. Turns out this approach works too. Honestly though, Dr. Sean Carrolβs approach might be a bit simpler since there is less algebraic manipulation. Anyways, it can be done!
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Nice work - experimenting like this is a great way to learn.
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