Computer · Structural Analysis
In the moment distribution method, how is the distribution factor (DF) for a structural member at a joint determined?
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- 1By multiplying the stiffness of the member by the total stiffness of all members meeting at that joint
- 2By dividing the total stiffness of all members meeting at the joint by the stiffness of the member
- 3By adding the stiffness of the member to the total stiffness of all members meeting at that joint
- 4By dividing the stiffness of the member by the total stiffness of all members meeting at that joint✓
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By dividing the stiffness of the member by the total stiffness of all members meeting at that joint
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