weight per foot multiplied by the square of the distance of . the point of the strain in feet from the unsupported end , and the result divided by twice the depth of the cantilever in feet . Or othervvise , multiplying the length of the cantilever from the point of support by one half of the weight… … Fig . 701 . strain is least at the point of the cantilever where the weight is suspended , and increases to the point of support ; therefore , by dividing the cantilever into five equal parts , naming the point of support 1 , the first point from that ' 64 , the succeeding points ' 36 , • 16 , - 04…
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