Figure A1 below represents a system of three linear springs attached to a wall. The system is subjected to three uniaxial forces at nodes 1, 2 and 3 respectively kı F₁ [K] = Figure Al (a) Prove the stiffness of the system is (show your workings) [k₁+k₂ -k₂ 0 -k₂ k₂ + k3 -K3 k F₂ k3 0 k3 3 F₁

Figure A1 below represents a system of three linear springs attached to a wall. The system is subjected to three uniaxial forces at nodes 1, 2 and 3 respectively kı F₁ [K] = Figure Al (a) Prove the stiffness of the system is (show your workings) [k₁+k₂ -k₂ 0 -k₂ k₂ + k3 -K3 k F₂ k3 0 k3 3 F₁

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