Question 4: Use the moment-area method to determine the slope and deflection at point B for the structure shown in Figure 4 where CD k.ft = 108 k.ft and AB kips = 18 kips. (E = 10 000 ksi, IAB = 1 440 in4, IBC = 720 in4)

Question 4: Use the moment-area method to determine the slope and deflection at point B for the structure shown in Figure 4 where CD k.ft = 108 k.ft and AB kips = 18 kips. (E = 10 000 ksi, IAB = 1 440 in4, IBC = 720 in4)

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Use the moment-area method to determine the slope and deflection at point B for the structure shown in Figure 4 where CD k.ft = 108 k.ft and AB kips = 18 kips.
(E = 10 000 ksi, I_AB = 1 440 in⁴, I_BC = 720 in⁴)

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