Use the moment distribution method to find the bending moments for the three span beam shown in Figure 5. Sketch the shear force and bending moment diagram for the beam giving values for the max and min moments in each span. Young's modulus E is constant. The relative I values for the beam sections in each span are indicated in Figure 5. 450KN 40KN/m 60KN/m A 60 B D 3m 3m 10m 8m I=1 1-1 I=1 Figure 5

Use the moment distribution method to find the bending moments for the three span beam shown in Figure 5. Sketch the shear force and bending moment diagram for the beam giving values for the max and min moments in each span. Young's modulus E is constant. The relative I values for the beam sections in each span are indicated in Figure 5. 450KN 40KN/m 60KN/m A 60 B D 3m 3m 10m 8m I=1 1-1 I=1 Figure 5

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