Activity 1. The frame shown is hinged to rigid supports at A and B. Find the horizontal andvertical components of the forces at A and E, and the forces in members BC and BD.(Ans. EH=2500N, Av=400N, BD=4166.67N(C), BC=2833.33N(T)300N600N2mB2m2m1.2mEF5.1m0.90m

The support reactions at points A and E can be determined by using the 3 static equations as:…

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Activity 1. The frame shown is hinged to rigid supports at A and B. Find the horizontal and vertical components of the forces at A and E, and the forces in members BC and BD. (Ans. EH=2500N, Av=400N, BD=4166.67N(C), BC=2833.33N(T) 300N 600N A 2m в 2m c. 2m D 1.2m F 5.1m 0.90m