350 mm200 mmB/30°E200 mm 400 mmHF, IJ, and BCBC and EJHEJH, BC, and IJBucket DF, IJ, BC, and EJHIJ and BC30°HLe TouD50 mm-the two-force members in the excavator arm.FG300 mm300 mm100 mm-200 mmDetermine all

The Excavator arm is given in the figure.To Find: The two force members.

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