2 kN4 kNAB-5 m500 lb/ft4 kN-6 ft 6 ft-5 m-5 kN]D-8 ft--5 m-Determine the force in members CD, CF, and CG and state if in tension or compression.3 kN700 lb/ftE3 m9 ft2 mمستشارB6 ftDetermine the support reactions at the fixed support A and the pin at B for the frame.

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2 kN A -5 m- 4 kN H - B -5 m 4 kN C 5 kN D -5 m 5 m- 3 kN E 3 m 2,m Determine the force in members CD, CF, and CG and state if in tension or compression.

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B
-5 m
500 lb/ft
4 kN
-6 ft 6 ft-
5 m-
5 kN]
D
-8 ft-
-5 m-
Determine the force in members CD, CF, and CG and state if in tension or compression.
3 kN
700 lb/ft
E
3 m
9 ft
2 m
مستشار
B
6 ft
Determine the support reactions at the fixed support A and the pin at B for the frame.

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