Figure 1 shows a frame that is fixed at E. As indicated in the Figure, the frame is exposed to two (2) point loads, one of 90 kN applied at the free end A acting at 60° to the horizontal and the other of 30 kN applied at 6 m from joint D. 1.1 Draw a free body diagram and calculate the reactions at support E. 1.2 Draw the frame's Shear Force, Bending Moment, and Axial Force diagrams. 30 KN ↓ 90 KN 60⁰ d A 6 m B 9m Figure 1 171 6 m E t 9m 6m

Figure 1 shows a frame that is fixed at E. As indicated in the Figure, the frame is exposed to two (2) point loads, one of 90 kN applied at the free end A acting at 60° to the horizontal and the other of 30 kN applied at 6 m from joint D. 1.1 Draw a free body diagram and calculate the reactions at support E. 1.2 Draw the frame's Shear Force, Bending Moment, and Axial Force diagrams. 30 KN ↓ 90 KN 60⁰ d A 6 m B 9m Figure 1 171 6 m E t 9m 6m

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