The trusses are pin connected at B and suspended fromn the parabolic cable. Note:the unit of the force, k means kips or kilopound. Deterrmine the following:1. Minimum tension in the parabolic cable2. Vertical reaction at pin B3. maximum force/tension in the parabolic cableDE14 ft6 ftK4.16 ftFGH B4 k5 k-4 @ 12 ft 48 ft-4 @ 12 ft 48 ft-

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The trusses are pin connected at B and suspended fromn the parabolic cable. Note:
the unit of the force, k means kips or kilopound. Deterrmine the following:
1. Minimum tension in the parabolic cable
2. Vertical reaction at pin B
3. maximum force/tension in the parabolic cable
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6 ft
K
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16 ft
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GH B
4 k
5 k
-4 @ 12 ft 48 ft-
4 @ 12 ft 48 ft-

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