gm C gm 200 N/m B LL F 18M DA 12m D 12M E 6m The frame shown is pin-connected at joints A, B, D and E. The frame is subjected to a uniform load of 200 N/m from A to B. Neglect the weight of the frame. a) Compute the tension in cable CD. b) Compute the reaction at E. c) Compute the reaction at F.

gm C gm 200 N/m B LL F 18M DA 12m D 12M E 6m The frame shown is pin-connected at joints A, B, D and E. The frame is subjected to a uniform load of 200 N/m from A to B. Neglect the weight of the frame. a) Compute the tension in cable CD. b) Compute the reaction at E. c) Compute the reaction at F.

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complete fbd.

gm
C
gm
200 N/m
B
LL
F
18M
DA
12m
D
12M
E
6m

The frame shown is pin-connected at joints A, B, D and E. The frame is
subjected to a uniform load of 200 N/m from A to B. Neglect the weight of the
frame.
a) Compute the tension in cable CD.
b) Compute the reaction at E.
c) Compute the reaction at F.

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