Can someone help me please. Pin jointed frame is subjected to the external loads of F6 = 526 N at D andF7= 873 N at C as shown in Figure T2. Take the length of frames indicatedas: L6 = 2950 mm and L7= 5320 mm.). Draw the free body diagram of the given Frame/Truss;(i). Estimate the support reactions;(ii). Determine the forces in all members indicating the nature of forces;(iv). Verify the forces in members AD and AE by another suitable method.F6F7L660°60°30°AL7Figure T2 (All dimensions are in mm)B.

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Pin jointed frame is subjected to the external loads of F6 = 526 N at D and %3D F7= 873 N at C as shown in Figure T2. Take the length of frames indicated as: L6 = 2950 mm and L7= 5320 mm. ). Draw the free body diagram of the given Frame/Truss; (ii). Estimate the support reactions; (ii). Determine the forces in all members indicating the nature of forces;

Pin jointed frame is subjected to the external loads of F6 = 526 N at D and %3D F7= 873 N at C as shown in Figure T2. Take the length of frames indicated as: L6 = 2950 mm and L7= 5320 mm. ). Draw the free body diagram of the given Frame/Truss; (ii). Estimate the support reactions; (ii). Determine the forces in all members indicating the nature of forces;

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