Use Castigliano's theorem (the least work theorem) to analyze the structure shown. Calculate the bending moment at joint and the shear force through the vertical member immediately below joint2 All members have the same El value and are inextensible. 12 AN/m T 3m da 3m 3m

Use Castigliano's theorem (the least work theorem) to analyze the structure shown. Calculate the bending moment at joint and the shear force through the vertical member immediately below joint2 All members have the same El value and are inextensible. 12 AN/m T 3m da 3m 3m

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Use Castigliano's theorem (the least work theorem) to analyze the structure shown.
Calculate the bending moment at joint and the shear force through the vertical member
immediately below joint All members have the same El value and are inextensible.
12 kN/m
T
3m
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ate
3m
3m

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