7) A variable cross-sectional beam is pinned from the point B by BD bar as shown. Flexural rigidity of AB and BC beams are 2El and El, respectively. If the axial rigidity of the BD bar is EA, Determine the reaction forces at the point 4 by using, a) Superposition method b) Mohr method c) and show whether the results are overlap or not. (1

7) A variable cross-sectional beam is pinned from the point B by BD bar as shown. Flexural rigidity of AB and BC beams are 2El and El, respectively. If the axial rigidity of the BD bar is EA, Determine the reaction forces at the point 4 by using, a) Superposition method b) Mohr method c) and show whether the results are overlap or not. (1

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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