In each of the two plane structure (a,b) shown in Fig 1, rigid blocks are connected by linear spring. Imagine that only horizontal displacements are allowed. In each case, write the structure equilibrium equations [K]{D}= {R} in term of spring stiffness Ki, displacement degree of freedom ui, and applied load Fi.

In each of the two plane structure (a,b) shown in Fig 1, rigid blocks are connected by linear spring. Imagine that only horizontal displacements are allowed. In each case, write the structure equilibrium equations [K]{D}= {R} in term of spring stiffness Ki, displacement degree of freedom ui, and applied load Fi.

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