Drow the shear force, bending, axial force diagram Member CE: Vmax = -142.35 kN, Mmax = 487.95 kN.m, N = 0)15 kN/m6 m129 m kN/mBO5 m10 mFigure P4.7(Member AC: V,max = 108 kN, Mmax = 486 kN.m, N = -7.65 kNMember BD: V = M = 0, N = -217.35 kNScanned with CamScannerChapter Fo92%3D

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Drow the shear force, bending, axial force diagram

Member CE: Vmax = -142.35 kN, Mmax = 487.95 kN.m, N = 0)
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(Member AC: V,max = 108 kN, Mmax = 486 kN.m, N = -7.65 kN
Member BD: V = M = 0, N = -217.35 kN
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