Joints I, J, K, L, Q and M of the frame shown in the figure (not drawn to the scale) are pins. Continuous members IQ and LJ are connected through a pin at N. Continuous members JM and KQ are connected through a pin at P. The frame has hinge supports at joints R and S. The loads acting at joints I, J and K are along the negative Y direction and the load acting at joint L and M are along the positive X direction. 10 kN 10 kN 10 kN K N L 10 kN Q 10 kN 1m1m1m 1m1m1m The magnitude of the horizontal component of reaction (in kN) at S, is 1m

Joints I, J, K, L, Q and M of the frame shown in the figure (not drawn to the scale) are pins. Continuous members IQ and LJ are connected through a pin at N. Continuous members JM and KQ are connected through a pin at P. The frame has hinge supports at joints R and S. The loads acting at joints I, J and K are along the negative Y direction and the load acting at joint L and M are along the positive X direction. 10 kN 10 kN 10 kN K N L 10 kN Q 10 kN 1m1m1m 1m1m1m The magnitude of the horizontal component of reaction (in kN) at S, is 1m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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