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  1. Elijah Credo
    I am currently doubting what our professor is teaching regarding this topic. He said, in order to find the slope of a UVL beam we would have to use the "y = mx + b". I found it odd that he used the force given as a coordinate in the cartesian plane. Is his process correct? Can someone please tell me? (Kindly see photo attached)
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