PLEASE ANSWER ASAP AND REFER TO THE GIVEN VALUES BELOW. Use Slope-Deflection Melhod to solve for the moment at beam BC. Mec in kN-m on the 250 mmx350 mm beam shown in the figure below. Assume E = 80 GPa and use a = 2.0 m, b = 3.4 m. c = 41kN and d = 46 kN/m Use Slope-Deflection Method to solve for the moment at beam BC, MBC in kN-m on the 250 mmx 350 mm beam shown in the figure below. Assume E = 80 GPa and use a = 2.0 m, b = 3.4 m, c = 41kN and d = 46 kN/mA"a" mc kN"b" mB.d kN/m3 mC

Use Slope-Deflection Method to solve for the moment at beam BC, MBC in kN-m on the 250 mm x 350 mm beam shown in the figure below. Assume E = 80 GPa and use a = 2.0 m, b = 3.4 m, c = 41 kN and d = 46 kN/m A "a" m c kN "b" m B. d kN/m 3 m C TITT

Use Slope-Deflection Method to solve for the moment at beam BC, MBC in kN-m on the 250 mm x 350 mm beam shown in the figure below. Assume E = 80 GPa and use a = 2.0 m, b = 3.4 m, c = 41 kN and d = 46 kN/m A "a" m c kN "b" m B. d kN/m 3 m C TITT

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PLEASE ANSWER ASAP AND REFER TO THE GIVEN VALUES BELOW. Use Slope-Deflection Melhod to solve for the moment at beam BC. Mec in kN-m on the 250 mm x350 mm beam shown in the figure below. Assume E = 80 GPa and use a = 2.0 m, b = 3.4 m. c = 41 kN and d = 46 kN/m

Use Slope-Deflection Method to solve for the moment at beam BC, MBC in kN-m on the 250 mm
x 350 mm beam shown in the figure below. Assume E = 80 GPa and use a = 2.0 m, b = 3.4 m, c = 41
kN and d = 46 kN/m
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"a" m
c kN
"b" m
B.
d kN/m
3 m
C

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