Shear in column AShear in Column BShear in Column C 33. ProblemThe roof of the structure shown is rigid. If alateral load of 110 kN is applied at the roof.10KN1x10 nm 160x106mWhat is the resisting shear in column A?a) 8 kNb) 12 kNc)14 kNd)10 kVWhat is the resisting shear in column B?a) 35 kNb) 40 kNc)45 kNd) 28 kNWhat is the resisting shear in column-C?a) 70 kNb) 55 kNc) 75 kNd) 60 kN

Step 1: Determine the Stiffness Proportion for Each ColumnThe stiffness of a column in resisting…

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