Lenny Cunundrum....very hard physics (?)

Is this a question from your ME take home exam or something?

Look, you've made 4 new aliases just to ask the question...give it up and do it yourself.

no, stuh.. its from a site called neopets.. its not homework.. he or shes not old enough for physics...

I have made wat other alias's ...i am interested in learning how to answer this problem so i was wondering if you would help but i guess not

Okay, first of all, read the 500 other posts with the same question. Second, do a search for "beam deflection calculation." This is one of the simplest static force calculations out there, particularly since the problem gave you all of the info you need - you just need to plug it in to the correct equation. Here is a link: Link

But just in case you are having a problem, here is the calculation:
D = WL^3/48EI

Where:
D = Deflection (in)
W = weight of load on the beam (pounds)
L = length of beam (inches)
E = modulus of elasticity of the beam (lb/in^2)
I = moment of inertia (in^4)

So, given the information you've got in the problem:
D = 6000*(50*12)^3/48*29,000,000*850 = 1.1 inches

Next time, since a whole bunch of people post the same blasted "riddle" read those posts before you post it AGAIN.

Huh?

What, precisely, is the question?

What is the answer to the new lenny conundrum? Number 133