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In the truss shown, F₁ = 13 kN, F₂ = 14 kN, F3 = 7 kN, and F4 = 14 kN Determine the force
in member AB in kN. Use +ve for tension and -ve for compression in your answer
4 m
F3
4 m
F₂
4 m
C
F₁ B
A
F4
14m-
E
F
G

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