Using Slope-Deflection Method, determine the support reactions and moments at each joint of the frame shown below. The moment of inertia for each member is given in the figure. Assume that support at A is fixed and supports at D and E are pinned. Take E= 29,000 ksi. Write in Complete Solution 6 k 3k/ft B E 800 in C 650 in 8 ft -8 ft- -12 ft- 15 ft 400 in 200 in D

Using Slope-Deflection Method, determine the support reactions and moments at each joint of the frame shown below. The moment of inertia for each member is given in the figure. Assume that support at A is fixed and supports at D and E are pinned. Take E= 29,000 ksi. Write in Complete Solution 6 k 3k/ft B E 800 in C 650 in 8 ft -8 ft- -12 ft- 15 ft 400 in 200 in D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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