4) Beam CD is attached by rope at C to anchors A and B.Bb)40°FCBFCA20°Da)Draw the free body diagram for beam CD (re-draw beam CD, do not draw overthe figure above!). State any assumptions.Is CD a two-force member? Justify your answer in one sentence.

To draw free body diagram of beam CD

FCB b) FCA 20⁰° a) Draw the free body diagram for beam CD (re-draw beam CD, do not draw ove the figure above!). State any assumptions. Is CD a two-force member? Justify your answer in one sentence.

FCB b) FCA 20⁰° a) Draw the free body diagram for beam CD (re-draw beam CD, do not draw ove the figure above!). State any assumptions. Is CD a two-force member? Justify your answer in one sentence.

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