Civil Engineering MCQAE Level Civil Engineering
The kinematic (degree of freedom) indeterminacy of a fixed-fixed beam (ignoring axial deformation) is:
Structural AnalysisKinematic IndeterminacyMEDIUM
Choose the correct answer
A
0
B
1
C
2
D
3
Correct Answer
A. 0
Why is this the answer?
A fixed-fixed beam has zero rotational and translational DOF at both ends (all movements are restrained). Hence kinematic indeterminacy = 0.
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