What is the value of the first distribution at CB?a. 20.27b. -20.27c. 22.27d. -22.27 What is the value of the first distribution at CD?a. 0b. 22.27c. -22.27d. 50 What is the value of the second distribution at AB?a. 0b. -6.495c. -4.645d. 11.14 JointMemberDistributionfactorFixed endmomentBalancingfixed endmomentFinal fixedmomentBalancingCarry overmomentFinal endmomentAAB0-41.6670-41.667014.759-26.908BA0.6541.667041.66729.518071.185BBC0.35-75.944-11.135-87.07915.894071.185CB172.27-22.27500050сCD0-500-5000-50DDC0000000 FixedendMA20 kN/m5 m3 m15 kN#15 kN/m7mC10 kN2 mD

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What is the value of the first distribution at CB?

a. 20.27

b. -20.27

c. 22.27

d. -22.27

What is the value of the first distribution at CD?

a. 0

b. 22.27

c. -22.27

d. 50

What is the value of the second distribution at AB?

a. 0

b. -6.495

c. -4.645

d. 11.14

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Final fixed
moment
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A
AB
0
-41.667
0
-41.667
0
14.759
-26.908
BA
0.65
41.667
0
41.667
29.518
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B
BC
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-75.944
-11.135
-87.079
15.894
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71.185
CB
1
72.27
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50
0
0
50
с
CD
0
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0
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