10 KN/m C B. >P 5 m Problem III. The flexural rigidity of the frame shown is constant. 1.5 P 10 m a.) Find the value of P(kN)such that the vertical displacement at C is zero. b.) Find the value of P(kN) such that the horizontal displacement at C is zero. c.) What are the moments (kN m) at A considering the conditions in a) and b), respectively?

10 KN/m C B. >P 5 m Problem III. The flexural rigidity of the frame shown is constant. 1.5 P 10 m a.) Find the value of P(kN)such that the vertical displacement at C is zero. b.) Find the value of P(kN) such that the horizontal displacement at C is zero. c.) What are the moments (kN m) at A considering the conditions in a) and b), respectively?

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10 kN/m
B
5 m
Problem III. The flexural rigidity of the frame shown is constant.
1.5 P
10 m
a.) Find the value of P(kN)such that the vertical displacement at C is zero.
b.) Find the value of P(kN) such that the horizontal displacement at C is
zero.
c.) What are the moments (kN m) at A considering the conditions in a)
and b), respectively?

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