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Hello!! I am trying to use the integral to calculate a bar`s deformation, the equation is:  so, the units of the variables are: w [kN/m], A [m²] and E [kN/m²], therefore the result shold be [m]. But that is not happening. Does anyone knows how to solve it? Thanks a lot!! Edited by user 15 May 2020 16:00:30(UTC)
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Fhe problem is that the units of the limits are ignored Find more information in the forum and especially in the interactive guide (by Martin Kraska) You can solve it like this  sergio Edited by user 15 May 2020 22:20:48(UTC)
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 1 user thanked PompelmoTell for this useful post.
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In the interactive guide (by Martin Kraska) you can find also the UINT custom function.. |
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