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The distribution factor of a member at a joint is

the ratio of the moment borne by the member to the total moment applied at the joint the ratio of the area of the member to the sum of the areas of several members the ratio of the moment induced at the far end to the moment applied at the near end equally among such members whose far ends are hinged.

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