Calculate the support reactions in the continuous beam shown in Fig. P.16.30 using the moment distribution method; the flexural rigidity, El, of the beam is constant throughout. Ans. RA=2.7 kN, Rg= 10.6 kN, Rc=3.7 kN, MA=-1.7 kNm.

Calculate the support reactions in the continuous beam shown in Fig. P.16.30 using the moment distribution method; the flexural rigidity, El, of the beam is constant throughout. Ans. RA=2.7 kN, Rg= 10.6 kN, Rc=3.7 kN, MA=-1.7 kNm.

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Calculate the support reactions in the continuous beam shown in Fig. P.16.30 using the
moment distribution method; the flexural rigidity, El, of the beam is constant throughout.
Ans. RA= 2.7 kN, Rg=10.6 kN, Rc=3.7 kN, MA=-1.7 kNm.

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