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Determine the joint moments E=200,000 MPa, I=104 x106 mm4 (Hint: Consider 8 cycles of C.O.-Bal) using moment distribution method where B. C. him 25mm Sm 2m 4m 6m 21 5T 31

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Determine the joint moments
E=200,000 MPa, I=104 x106 mm4 (Hint: Consider 8 cycles of C.O.-Bal)
using moment distribution method where
25mm
2m
Sm
4m
6m
21
ST
31

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