Parvinbhai Problem 2A triangular element has three nodes with high order interpolation functions, which canbe applicable for high strain rate. Develop the [D], [B], and [K] matrixes. Use the followingquadratic displacement functions in x- and y-direction as interpolation functions:u(x, y) = α₁ + a2x + α3y²v(x, y) = a + α5x + α6y²

The objective of the question is to develop the [D], [B], and [K] matrices for a triangular element…

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