Using Virtual Work Method and Force method analysis. Determine the reactions at the supports if the support at c moves upward 4 mm. assume a is fixed and b is a fixed joint. take e = 200 gpa. i = 240(10^6) mm*. 10-23. Determine the reactions at the supports ifthe support at C moves upward 4 mm. Assume A is fixedand B is a fixed joint. Take E = 200 GPa.I = 240(106) mm*.-1.8 m1.8 m+₁BCProb. 10-232.4 m-D10 kN

Young's modulus, E = 200GPaMoment of inertia of the cross-section, I = 240(106) mm4The support at C…

10-23. Determine the reactions at the supports if the support at C moves upward 4 mm. Assume A is fixed and B is a fixed joint. Take E = 200 GPa. I = 240(106) mm*¹. A -1.8 m 1.8 m B C Prob. 10-23 - 2.4 m L 10 kN

10-23. Determine the reactions at the supports if the support at C moves upward 4 mm. Assume A is fixed and B is a fixed joint. Take E = 200 GPa. I = 240(106) mm*¹. A -1.8 m 1.8 m B C Prob. 10-23 - 2.4 m L 10 kN

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Using Virtual Work Method and Force method analysis. Determine the reactions at the supports if the support at c moves upward 4 mm. assume a is fixed and b is a fixed joint. take e = 200 gpa. i = 240(10^6) mm*.

10-23. Determine the reactions at the supports if
the support at C moves upward 4 mm. Assume A is fixed
and B is a fixed joint. Take E = 200 GPa.
I = 240(106) mm*.
-1.8 m
1.8 m
+₁
B
C
Prob. 10-23
2.4 m-
D
10 kN

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