Using Slope Deflection Method for the figure below then , determine MAB, MaA, Mac, Mca, McD, Moc and all reactions at support. Use I = 1/12 b(h') and E = 2.10x10' KPa 1445 kN/m B 4.25m 5.15m b2= 0.55m b3= 0.75m 722.5 kN/m h2= 0.75m h3= 0.75m 9.95m L4, m b1= 0.75m 3.22m h1= 0.75m 3.28m D A

Using Slope Deflection Method for the figure below then , determine MAB, MaA, Mac, Mca, McD, Moc and all reactions at support. Use I = 1/12 b(h') and E = 2.10x10' KPa 1445 kN/m B 4.25m 5.15m b2= 0.55m b3= 0.75m 722.5 kN/m h2= 0.75m h3= 0.75m 9.95m L4, m b1= 0.75m 3.22m h1= 0.75m 3.28m D A

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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