(a) For the system of linear elastic springs shown in Fig 3, express the boundary conditions, the compatibility or continuity condition, and the nodal equilibrium conditions. Then formulate the global stiffness matrix and equations for solution of the unknown global displacement and forces. The spring constants for the elements are k,, k, and k,; P is an applied force at node 2. (b) Using the direct stiffness method, formulate the same global stiffness matrix and equation as in part (a). Rigid bar Fig. 3. Spring assemblage

(a) For the system of linear elastic springs shown in Fig 3, express the boundary conditions, the compatibility or continuity condition, and the nodal equilibrium conditions. Then formulate the global stiffness matrix and equations for solution of the unknown global displacement and forces. The spring constants for the elements are k,, k, and k,; P is an applied force at node 2. (b) Using the direct stiffness method, formulate the same global stiffness matrix and equation as in part (a). Rigid bar Fig. 3. Spring assemblage

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