Statically indeterminate 2-span beam (as labeled Element 1 and 2) is shown below. Assume EI is constant for allmembers. Construct: (a) the element stiffness matrix for elements 1 & 2 then construct (b) the structure (global)stiffness matrix and finally (c) partition the global stiffness matrix. All degree of freedom must be properlylabeled.6 k/ft.5 kARoller.ORollerFixedFixed15 ft.10 ft.5 ft.

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Statically indeterminate 2-span beam (as labeled Element 1 and 2) is shown below. Assume EI is - nembers. Construct: (a) the element stiffness matrix for elements 1 & 2 then construct (b) the str tiffness matrix and finally (c) partition the global stiffness matrix. All degree of freedom mu abeled. 6 k/ft. 5 k

Statically indeterminate 2-span beam (as labeled Element 1 and 2) is shown below. Assume EI is - nembers. Construct: (a) the element stiffness matrix for elements 1 & 2 then construct (b) the str tiffness matrix and finally (c) partition the global stiffness matrix. All degree of freedom mu abeled. 6 k/ft. 5 k

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