+ ult) B c plt) → m L A L A one-storey one-bay braced frame is modelled as a truss as shown in the figure above. The bea

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+ ult) B c plt) → m L A L A one-storey one-bay braced frame is modelled as a truss as shown in the figure above. The bea

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+ ult) B c plt) → m L A L A one-storey one-bay braced frame is modelled as a truss as shown in the figure above. The beam BC and columns AB and CD can be assumed to be axially rigid. The diagonal brace AC has a cross-sectional area A and Young's modulus E. The mass of the structure m can be assumed to be lumped at the roof level. Write the equation of motion governing the lateral displacement u(t) of the frame at roof level under the action of a time-varying horizontal load p(t) acting at point B. You may assume the damping in the structure to be negligible.
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