HOMEWORKFor Beam FG (EI Constant), use the Moment Distribution Method to Determine:1. MFK2. MKF3. Мка4. MGK5. S.F.D6. В.М.D1.5 kN/m1 kN/mFKG2 m-5 m

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For Beam FG (EI Constant), use the Moment Distribution Method to Determine: 1. MFK 2. МKF 3. Мка 4. MGK 5. S.F.D 6. В.М.D 1.5 kN/m 1 kN/m F K 2 m- 5 m-

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For Beam FG (EI Constant), use the Moment Distribution Method to Determine:
1. MFK
2. MKF
3. Мка
4. MGK
5. S.F.D
6. В.М.D
1.5 kN/m
1 kN/m
F
K
G
2 m-
5 m

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