Which of the following theorem can be used for deflection in fixed beams a. Mohr’s first theorem b. Mohr’s second theorem c. Mohr’s third theorem d.Mohr’s fourth theorem

Which of the following theorem can be used for deflection in fixed beams a. Mohr’s first theorem
b. Mohr’s second theorem
c. Mohr’s third theorem
d.Mohr’s fourth theorem
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b. Mohr’s second theorem
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