In a redundant joint model, three bar members are pin connected at $$Q$$ as shown in the figure. Under some load placed at $$Q$$, the elongation of the members $$MQ$$ and $$OQ$$ are found to be $$48$$ $$mm$$ and $$35$$ $$mm$$ respectively. Then the horizontal displacement $$'u'$$ and the vertical displacement $$'v'$$ of the node $$Q,$$ in $$mm,$$ will be respectively,

A beams $$PQRS$$ is $$18$$ $$m$$ long and is simply supported at points $$Q$$ and $$R$$ $$10$$ $$m$$ apart. overhangs $$PQ$$ and $$RS$$ are $$3$$ $$m$$ and $$5$$ $$m$$ respectively. A train of two point loads of $$150$$ $$kN$$ and $$100$$ $$kN$$, $$5$$ $$m$$ apart, crosses this beam from left to right with $$100$$ $$kN$$ load leading.

The maximum sagging moment under the $$150$$ $$kN$$ load anywhere is

A beams $$PQRS$$ is $$18$$ $$m$$ long and is simply supported at points $$Q$$ and $$R$$ $$10$$ $$m$$ apart. overhangs $$PQ$$ and $$RS$$ are $$3$$ $$m$$ and $$5$$ $$m$$ respectively. A train of two point loads of $$150$$ $$kN$$ and $$100$$ $$kN$$, $$5$$ $$m$$ apart, crosses this beam from left to right with $$100$$ $$kN$$ load leading.

During the passage of the loads, the maximum and the minimum reactions at supports $$'R'$$ in $$kN,$$ are respectively

Muller Breslau Principle in structural analysis is used for