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"a" kN "b" kN "b" kN C B 4m A = 40 x 105 mm² H G F E 5m A = 60 x 105 mm² K J I A = 40 x 105 mm²

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Calculate for the axial force in kN at member GK of the frame shown in figure 2 using Cantilever Method. Enter absolute value and use 2 decimal places in your solution.

a = 49.5 kN, b = 32.8 kN, c = 4.2 m
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Ac = 40 x 106 mm?
A = 60 x 106 mm?
A = 40 x 106 mm?

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