The inextensible, rigidly jointed frame illustrated below is fully fixed at D and E and has a simple support at C. The rigidities of elements AB, BC and BE are indicated in the diagram, where a₁ = 2.5.-1.5 and as-4.4. The member lengths are given by L₁= 3.8 m, L₂= 3.1 m and Ly=2.3 m What is the distribution factor DFBA associated with node 8, to 3 significant figures? 9₁(EI) B a(EI) نیا 0.162 b. 0224 L₁ OC None of the available options Od 0215 O.0.256 Of 0,644 ₂(ED) ** L2

The inextensible, rigidly jointed frame illustrated below is fully fixed at D and E and has a simple support at C. The rigidities of elements AB, BC and BE are indicated in the diagram, where a₁ = 2.5.-1.5 and as-4.4. The member lengths are given by L₁= 3.8 m, L₂= 3.1 m and Ly=2.3 m What is the distribution factor DFBA associated with node 8, to 3 significant figures? 9₁(EI) B a(EI) نیا 0.162 b. 0224 L₁ OC None of the available options Od 0215 O.0.256 Of 0,644 ₂(ED) ** L2

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