For the 3-span beam shown in Figure Q2a, use Moment Distribution Method to draw schematic of complete Bending Moment Diagram and then calculate the vertical reacti at support A. EI is assumed to be constant. (10+y1) kN (10+y1) kN 60+y1 kN/m

For the 3-span beam shown in Figure Q2a, use Moment Distribution Method to draw schematic of complete Bending Moment Diagram and then calculate the vertical reacti at support A. EI is assumed to be constant. (10+y1) kN (10+y1) kN 60+y1 kN/m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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