Please convert first every unit from English system to metric system. Note: Before applying the virtual work methos.please use at least 4 significant digits of decimals.Ft to mkilopound/ft to kN/m (k/ft to kN/m)in4 to x106 mm4ksi to MPaThankyou!!!!!PLEASE CONVERT FIRST Determine the horizontal displacement at A. TakeE = 29(10³) ksi. The moment of inertia of each segment ofthe frame is indicated in the figure. Assume D is a pinsupport. Use the method of virtual work.B10 ft2 k/ftAIBC = 800 in.4IAB = 500 in.4ICD-10 ft-= 500 in.4CD

Given Data The universal distributed load is: w=2 k/ft The length AB is: AB=10 ft The distance AD…

Determine the horizontal displacement at A. Take E = 29(10³) ksi. The moment of inertia of each segment of the frame is indicated in the figure. Assume D is a pin support. Use the method of virtual work. B 10 ft 2 k/ft ΤΑ IBC = 800 in.4 IAB = 500 in.4 ICD = 500 in.4 -10 ft- C D

Determine the horizontal displacement at A. Take E = 29(10³) ksi. The moment of inertia of each segment of the frame is indicated in the figure. Assume D is a pin support. Use the method of virtual work. B 10 ft 2 k/ft ΤΑ IBC = 800 in.4 IAB = 500 in.4 ICD = 500 in.4 -10 ft- C D

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Please convert first every unit from English system to metric system. Note: Before applying the virtual work methos.
please use at least 4 significant digits of decimals.
Ft to m
kilopound/ft to kN/m (k/ft to kN/m)
in⁴ to x10⁶ mm⁴ksi to MPa
Thankyou!!!!!

PLEASE CONVERT FIRST

Determine the horizontal displacement at A. Take
E = 29(10³) ksi. The moment of inertia of each segment of
the frame is indicated in the figure. Assume D is a pin
support. Use the method of virtual work.
B
10 ft
2 k/ft
A
IBC = 800 in.4
IAB = 500 in.4
ICD
-10 ft-
= 500 in.4
C
D

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