4-eP₁P₁₂ D2mB1.5 mTake P₁ = 45 kN and P2 = 30KN. You found that BC=0KNand CD=45kN(c). Find theforce of members BD and AD.Use the method of your choice(sections or joints).

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Problem 11.3.10P: Repeat Problem 11.3-9. Use two C 150 × 12.2 steel shapes and assume that E = 205 GPa and L = 6 m.

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4-e P₁ P₁₂ D 2m B 1.5 m Take P₁ = 45 kN and P2 = 30 KN. You found that BC=0KN and CD=45kN(c). Find the force of members BD and AD. Use the method of your choice (sections or joints).