J.) For the rigid frame shown, calculate the horizontal deflection at point C. Members have thesame moment of inertia of 1440 x 104 cm² and E is constant at 210 GPa.P = 139KN120 kN/mB120 kN/mA4mP in KN3m5mSolve using Method of Virtual Work/Unit Load Method

E=210 GPa=210 x 106 kNm2I=1440 x 104 cm4 = 0.1440 m4EI=30.24 x 106 kN.m2Angle that BC makes with…

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For the rigid frame shown, calculate the horizontal deflection at point C. Members have the same moment of inertia of 1440 x 10 cm² and E is constant at 210 GPa. P = 139KN

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J.) For the rigid frame shown, calculate the horizontal deflection at point C. Members have the
same moment of inertia of 1440 x 104 cm² and E is constant at 210 GPa.
P = 139KN
120 kN/m
B
120 kN/m
A
4m
P in KN
3m
5m
Solve using Method of Virtual Work/Unit Load Method

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