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Draw the AFD, SFD and BMD of the three-storied, two-bay frame loaded as shown below, assuming (i) internal hinge at the midspan of each column and beam, (ii) no axial force at middle columns. J k The rest of the calculations follow from the free-4 C AC A 80 30 15 15 12k 8k 4 12 0 0 Column SFD (k) -ft) Beam SFD (k) Column AFD (k) 122 -10.67
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