Set-up the overall stiffness matrix necessary to compute the nodal displacements at B and C. Compute the member forces of AB and BC and then determine the reactions at A and C. El=constant. 30 KN/m A 6 m 4 m B.

Set-up the overall stiffness matrix necessary to compute the nodal displacements at B and C. Compute the member forces of AB and BC and then determine the reactions at A and C. El=constant. 30 KN/m A 6 m 4 m B.

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Set-up the overall stiffness matrix necessary to compute
the nodal displacements at B and C. Compute the
member forces of AB and BC and then determine the
reactions at A and C. El=constant.
30 KN/m
6 m.
В
4 m

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