5.4 For the rigid frames shown in Figure P5-4, determine (1)the nodal displacements androtation at node 4, (2) the reactions, and (3) the forces in each element. Then checkequilibrium at node 4. E, A, and I are identical through all elements.6m= Figure P5-4-7.5 m-6m80 KN-7.5 m12 m9mE = 210 GPaA = 5 x 10-³ m²1=3 x 104 m²

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