Reply as soon as posible, please. Every time it is required to carry out an analysis of internal forces in a frame, it is necessary to make a free body diagram (FBD) of the horizontal section (beam) placing all the loads on said section. The figure shows a frame with different loads, you must make the diagram free body (FBD) of the EDCBA horizontal section (beam) by placing all the loads on said section. You must draw the EDCBA beam similar to that shown in the figure below and complete it with all the loads. It is NOT necessary to make shear or bending diagrams, only the FBD of the EDCBA beam. Forces not indicated are 5 KM. The distance is in meters.

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In construction engineering, framing means joining together pieces of members to build a whole structure. Framing is the step where the construction project starts taking its shape. Wood, engineered wood, and structural steel are some of the framing materials used in construction. The framing technique is divided into two types, lightweight framing, and heavyweight framing. In the heavyweight framing, the vertical supports are few, and the size and weight of the pieces to be used are more like timber framing, pole building framing, and steel framing. Lightweight framing has several smaller size vertical pieces like a balloon, platform, and light-steel framing.