Solve Problem P16.7 using the direct summation of global element stiffness matrices.
For the frame shown in Figure P16.7, write the stiffness matrix in terms of the three degrees
of freedom indicated. Use both the method of introducing unit displacements and the
member stiffness matrix of Equation 16.36.
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