SITUATION: A two span beam is loaded as shown in the figure. El is constant. Construct the moment distribution table up to third cycle. 7. Compute for the moment just to right of support B. 8. Compute for the moment at support C. A 8 KN/m -3 m- 2 m B -3 m 15 KN -4 m 8 KN/m

SITUATION: A two span beam is loaded as shown in the figure. El is constant. Construct the moment distribution table up to third cycle. 7. Compute for the moment just to right of support B. 8. Compute for the moment at support C. A 8 KN/m -3 m- 2 m B -3 m 15 KN -4 m 8 KN/m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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