Determine the force in member AE (kN)? Is AE compression or tension?Determine the force in member FE (kN)? Is FE compression or tension?Determine the force in member AF (kN)? Is AF compression or tension The image depicts a structural frame consisting of several members connected at nodes. The frame is subjected to external forces \( P_1 \) and \( P_2 \).### Description of the Frame- **Nodes and Members:** - The frame consists of nodes at points A, B, C, D, E, and F. - Members are connected in a rectangular configuration with diagonal and horizontal bracing.- **Dimensions:** - The horizontal distance between node A and node B is 3 meters. - The horizontal distance between node B and node C is 3 meters. - The vertical height from nodes A and B to nodes D and E is 4 meters.### Forces Acting on the Frame- **\( P_1 \):** - A horizontal force applied at node F directed towards node A. - Magnitude: \( P_1 = 30 \, \text{kN} \).- **\( P_2 \):** - A vertical force applied at node B directed downward. - Magnitude: \( P_2 = 15 \, \text{kN} \).### Support Reactions- Node A has a pin support, which can provide reactions in both the horizontal and vertical directions.- Node C has a roller support, which allows movement in the horizontal direction but provides a vertical reaction.This setup is typical for analyzing the stability and stress distribution within the frame using principles of static equilibrium.

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Description: Determine the force in member AE (kN)? Is AE compression or tension?Determine the force in member FE (kN)? Is FE compression or tension?Determine the force in member AF (kN)? Is AF compression or tension The image depicts a structural frame consistin