8. The U-frame ABCD shown in Fig. 8 is simply supported at B and C. Evaluate the load W so that the horizontal displacements at A and D are zero. Also evaluate the vertical displacement at the midspan of BC and the rotation of joint B. |A D W linearly distributed loads El constant throughout 2a uniformly distributed load В 2a PLEASE VERIFY YOUR ANSWERS 8. W - 3qa/5 ; vnc - -7qa* /120EI ; 0, --qa³/30EI BC

8. The U-frame ABCD shown in Fig. 8 is simply supported at B and C. Evaluate the load W so that the horizontal displacements at A and D are zero. Also evaluate the vertical displacement at the midspan of BC and the rotation of joint B. |A D W linearly distributed loads El constant throughout 2a uniformly distributed load В 2a PLEASE VERIFY YOUR ANSWERS 8. W - 3qa/5 ; vnc - -7qa* /120EI ; 0, --qa³/30EI BC

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Chapter8: Influence Lines

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