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In the figure shown below, determine the forces in members BC, BE and the horizontal pin reaction at G. Show in your solution your body diagram. 12000 Ib 16000 Ib 12000 lb E F Dimensions in feet

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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In the figure shown below, determine the forces in
members BC, BE and the horizontal pin reaction at G.
Show in your solution your body diagram.
12000 Ib
16000 lb
12000 lb
E
Dimensions in feet

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