A structure is composed of members AB and BC that are rigidly connected at B, as shown in Figure Q4. A point moment MO acts at point C. Flexural rigidity El is constant throughout. Axial deformation of all members can be neglected. Use the flexibility method to calculate and plot the bending moment diagram for the structure. M. A B Figure Q4

A structure is composed of members AB and BC that are rigidly connected at B, as shown in Figure Q4. A point moment MO acts at point C. Flexural rigidity El is constant throughout. Axial deformation of all members can be neglected. Use the flexibility method to calculate and plot the bending moment diagram for the structure. M. A B Figure Q4

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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