Section 11.1 For Problems 11.1 through 11.16, compute the reactions for the beams and frames.E and I are constant unless noted otherwise. The force method (i.e., method of consistent distortions) is to be used. P11.1 Select RBy as the redundant. (Ans: RBy = 103.1 k) %3D 60 k 90 k B + 10 ft - 10 ft 10 ft - 10 ft Problem 11.1

Section 11.1 For Problems 11.1 through 11.16, compute the reactions for the beams and frames.E and I are constant unless noted otherwise. The force method (i.e., method of consistent distortions) is to be used. P11.1 Select RBy as the redundant. (Ans: RBy = 103.1 k) %3D 60 k 90 k B + 10 ft - 10 ft 10 ft - 10 ft Problem 11.1

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