FOR FULL CREDIT - DRAW A FREE-BODY DIAGRAM OF THE FRAME AND EACH MEMBER OF THE FRAME. When you write an equation indicate which body it is for. For example : "E F, = 0 for member ABC" or "E F, = 0 for entire frame" Problem 1: Determine the resultant forces at pins B and C on member ABC of the four-member frame. + 20- 150 lb/t Note: B. Member FED is one solid piece. Member ABC is one solid piece. 4 1 BE and CD are two-force members. - 2 A Ans. C = 350 lb' B = 1,531 Ib A 53.1°

FOR FULL CREDIT - DRAW A FREE-BODY DIAGRAM OF THE FRAME AND EACH MEMBER OF THE FRAME. When you write an equation indicate which body it is for. For example : "E F, = 0 for member ABC" or "E F, = 0 for entire frame" Problem 1: Determine the resultant forces at pins B and C on member ABC of the four-member frame. + 20- 150 lb/t Note: B. Member FED is one solid piece. Member ABC is one solid piece. 4 1 BE and CD are two-force members. - 2 A Ans. C = 350 lb' B = 1,531 Ib A 53.1°

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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