20 kN/mO PinIC3mRefer to the above diagram. Point A is a fixed conection. Member AC and CE are pin-connected at C. Memeber CE is supported by a roller at point D.Use free body diagram below, calculate the reaction force at D, Fp - kN.20 kN/mPinD.E2 m3mUse free body diagram below, calculate the x-component of reaction force at C, C, =kN.Use free body diagram below, calculate the y-component of reaction force at C. C, =kN.

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Refer to the above diagram. Point A is a fixed conection. Member AC and CE are pin- connected at C. Memeber CE is supported by a roller at point D. Use free body diagram below, calculate the reaction force at D, Fp kN.

Refer to the above diagram. Point A is a fixed conection. Member AC and CE are pin- connected at C. Memeber CE is supported by a roller at point D. Use free body diagram below, calculate the reaction force at D, Fp kN.

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20 kN/m
O Pin
IC
3m
Refer to the above diagram. Point A is a fixed conection. Member AC and CE are pin-
connected at C. Memeber CE is supported by a roller at point D.
Use free body diagram below, calculate the reaction force at D, Fp - kN.
20 kN/m
Pin
D.
E
2 m
3m
Use free body diagram below, calculate the x-component of reaction force at C, C, =
kN.
Use free body diagram below, calculate the y-component of reaction force at C. C, =
kN.

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