The structure ABCD given in the following figure is designed to support a finite mass hanging from a cable, DF, attached to the structure at point D. where x = 3 m, y = 3 m, and z = 4 m. The structure is mounted to the ground by a hinge at B and a roller at C and is also supported by a horizontal cable, AE, attached to the wall. The mass of the object hanging from cable DF is 204 kg. The tension in the support cable AE is 1000 N. Determine the force in each member and the reaction forces. 4 D

The structure ABCD given in the following figure is designed to support a finite mass hanging from a cable, DF, attached to the structure at point D. where x = 3 m, y = 3 m, and z = 4 m. The structure is mounted to the ground by a hinge at B and a roller at C and is also supported by a horizontal cable, AE, attached to the wall. The mass of the object hanging from cable DF is 204 kg. The tension in the support cable AE is 1000 N. Determine the force in each member and the reaction forces. 4 D

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The structure ABCD given in the following figure is designed to support a finite mass hanging from a
cable, DF, attached to the structure at point D. where x = 3 m, y = 3 m, and z = 4 m. The structure
is mounted to the ground by a hinge at B and a roller at C and is also supported by a horizontal cable,
AE, attached to the wall. The mass of the object hanging from cable DF is 204 kg. The tension in the
support cable AE is 1000 N. Determine the force in each member and the reaction forces.
A
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