A Read aloudV DrawHighlightQuestion 3a) In constructing the influence line of an indeterminate beam, the ordinates of a number ofpoints are computed. Is it right to state that Maxwell's law of reciprocal deflections cases thecalculation process? Explain.b) For the indeterminate beam in figure 7 the ordinates of the influence line fy support reactionCy for points A, D, E, F, B, G and C were found to be 0, -0.062, -0.085, -0.052, 0, 0.27, 1.0respectively. Explain how to determine the ordinates for the support reaction By and moment atE.A.EC.2m 2m 2m 2mAy2m2mCyByFigure 7c) Determine the structural stiffness matrix [k], structural load factor [P] and structuraldisplacement vector [A] of the structure in figure 8.A4mFigure 8

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a) In constructing the influence line of an indeterminate beam, the ordinates of a number of points are computed. Is it right to state that Maxwell's law of reciprocal deflections eases the calculation process? Explain.

a) In constructing the influence line of an indeterminate beam, the ordinates of a number of points are computed. Is it right to state that Maxwell's law of reciprocal deflections eases the calculation process? Explain.

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