Question: to any loads applied on the span A B . A similar equation can be written for the moment at B . M B A

to any loads applied on the span AB. A similar equation can be written for the moment at B.
MBA=2Ek(2B+A-3)+(FEM)BA
The two equations are very similar. By using N to represent the near end and F for the far end, they can both be written as
MN=2Ek(2N+F-3)+(FEM)N.
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Part C - Multiple deflections
The internal span GH on a continuous beam is deflected as shown (Figure 4) as a result of loads on other portions of the beam, where L=20ft,=0.4,=0.15,G=2.7 in,H=1.6 in,E=2.9104ksi, and I=2000in4. What is the internal moment at G?
Express your answer with appropriate units to three significant figures.
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PLEASE SOLVE PART C USING GENERAL SLOPE DEFLECTION EQUATION
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