The frame system shown below consists of two, 3-m radius, frictionless pulleys at points B and D. They are connected to the continuous member ABCD by hinges. The frame is supported at points 4 and E by pin connections to a ngid wall. Point C is a hinge. Take W = 0.5 kips. 5 in 11 in 12 in 3 in

The frame system shown below consists of two, 3-m radius, frictionless pulleys at points B and D. They are connected to the continuous member ABCD by hinges. The frame is supported at points 4 and E by pin connections to a ngid wall. Point C is a hinge. Take W = 0.5 kips. 5 in 11 in 12 in 3 in

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The frame system shown below consists of two, 3-in radius, frictionless pulleys at points B and
D. They are connected to the continuous member ABCD by hinges. The frame is supported at
points A and E by pin connections to a nigid wall. Point C is a hinge. Take W = 0.5 kips.
5 in
11 in-
12 in
3 in
A
8 in
W
E
F
Problem #1
Construct complete free body diagrams of members ABCD and EFC.
Problem #2
Determine the magnitude of the y component at the hinge C. ie. C.
Problem #3
Determine the magnitude of the x component at the hinge C, ie., C-

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