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Strain energy stored in cantilever beam loaded as shown will be

AP2L33EI\frac{P^2L^3}{3EI}

BP2L36EI\frac{P^2L^3}{6EI}

CP2L32EI\frac{P^2L^3}{2EI}

DP2L34EI\frac{P^2L^3}{4EI}

Answer:

P2L36EI\frac{P^2L^3}{6EI}

Read Explanation:

The strain energy stored in a cantilever beam loaded as shown can be calculated using the formula $U =\frac{P^2L^3}{6EI}$. This is obtained by integrating the square of the bending moment over the length of the beam and applying the formula for strain energy.

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