Sinking of an intermediate support of a continuous beam (i) Reduces the negative moment at support (ii) Increases the negative moment at support (iii) Reduces the positive moment at center of span (iv) Increases the positive moment at center of spanThe correct answer is

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Sinking of an intermediate support of a continuous beam (i) Reduces the negative moment at support (ii) Increases the negative moment at support (iii) Reduces the positive moment at center of span (iv) Increases the positive moment at center of span<br>The correct answer is






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