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Structural Analysis · Static Indeterminacy

Static Indeterminacy MCQ with answer and solution

Easy level · Asked in State AE, State JE, GPSC AE

In a beam theory, the three-moment equation is applicable to any structure only when

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Clapeyron theorem

Step-by-step solution

1. The three-moment equation assumes a continuous beam without internal hinges.

Explanation

The three-moment equation assumes a continuous beam without internal hinges.

Correct answer: D) there is no discontinuity such as hinges within the span

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