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Is it TRUE OR FALSE? 1. If one of the supports of the beam settled or deflected by an amount Δ, the angles θA and θB caused by joint rotation would be changed by Δ/L (or Ψ). If false why?

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Is it TRUE OR FALSE?

1. If one of the supports of the beam settled or deflected by an amount Δ, the angles θA and θB caused by joint rotation would be changed by Δ/L (or Ψ).

If false why?

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