Where is point of inflection located in top girder in a pin supported – McqOptions

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1.	Where is point of inflection located in top girder in a pin supported portal frame?
A.	At one of the ends
B.	At both ends
C.	At center of beam
D.	Inflection point is not present
Answer» D. Inflection point is not present

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