Assume constant El. Either by Slope Deflection Method or by the Moment Distribution Method (max of 4 iterations/cycles only), solve for the reaction components at the supports of the rigid frame shown. PinkN PinkN

Assume constant El. Either by Slope Deflection Method or by the Moment Distribution Method (max of 4 iterations/cycles only), solve for the reaction components at the supports of the rigid frame shown. PinkN PinkN

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Assume constant El.
Either by Slope Deflection Method or by the Moment Distribution Method (max of 4 iterations/cycles only), solve for the reaction components at the supports of the rigid frame shown.
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Step 2: Finding the fixed end moments:

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Step 3: writing the slope deflection equations of the given frame:

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Step 4: By using equilibrium equations to finding the slopes at A and B of the given frame:-

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Step 5: Finding the final end moments of the given rigid frame:

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Step 6: Determining the support reactions of the given rigid frame:

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