Part 1 For the portal frame below, set-up the procedure and equations (in full detail) required to tabulate the forces and moments in all members (no need to solve the final system; 5 points bonus if you do). Assume missing information, and state any additional simplifying assumption. Avoid using deflections, if possible. -2 m- -4 m 40 kN C D E

Part 1 For the portal frame below, set-up the procedure and equations (in full detail) required to tabulate the forces and moments in all members (no need to solve the final system; 5 points bonus if you do). Assume missing information, and state any additional simplifying assumption. Avoid using deflections, if possible. -2 m- -4 m 40 kN C D E

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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