For the frame shown and the following dimensions and forces, find the total resultant force at point D. (Note: The resultantD =√ D² + D²)Answer with zero decimal places (e.g., 2875) in units of pounds.d₁ = 34 ind2 = 24 ind3 = 11 ind4 = 15 inF₁ = 739 lb F2 = 243 lbAF2d4| d3BC|d₁1Include Free body diagramSolve in a handwritten formatDEd₂

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