**Problem Statement:**Determine the reactions at points A and D, as well as the force components exerted by pin B on member BDE. Show all work. (Hint: There are two ways to approach this problem. In my opinion, the easier path is to begin by considering the entire frame. What are the vertical reaction components?)**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram provided is a structural analysis problem showing a frame with specific members and forces. The frame consists of:- **Member BDE**: This is a diagonal member spanning between points B and C, with a vertical section extending from B to E, and then horizontally to D.- **Supports**: Point A and D are support points at the base, each with triangular support, indicating pinned or roller connections allowing rotation but restricting translation in certain directions.**Dimensions:**- The vertical distances between sections are 300 mm (from B to E) and 300 mm (from E to the ground).- Horizontal distances are as follows: - 400 mm from point A to B - 400 mm from point D to E**Forces:**- A moment of \(12 \, \text{kN} \cdot \text{m}\) is applied at point E.- A downward force of \(6 \, \text{kN}\) is applied at point C.**Objective:**Calculate the reaction forces at the supports (A and D) and the force components at pin B. You are encouraged to begin the analysis by considering the entire frame, identifying the vertical reaction components.The task involves applying equilibrium equations to solve for the unknown forces, which include balancing the forces in the horizontal and vertical directions and considering moments around pivotal points.

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Determine the reactions at A and D and the force components pin B exerts on member BDE. Show all work. (Hint: There are two ways to approach this problem. In my opinion, the easier path is to begin by considering the entire frame. What are the vertical reaction components? 12 kN.m 6 kN 300 mm 300 mm -400 mm>400 mm>

Determine the reactions at A and D and the force components pin B exerts on member BDE. Show all work. (Hint: There are two ways to approach this problem. In my opinion, the easier path is to begin by considering the entire frame. What are the vertical reaction components? 12 kN.m 6 kN 300 mm 300 mm -400 mm>400 mm>

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