The truss shown below has a hinge support at point A. a horizontal roller at point B, and is subjected to two point loads (P1 and P2). If P1 = 11 kN and P2 - 81 kN, what is the force, in kN, in member AE? NOTE: Enter a positive value if the member is in Tension and a negative value if the member is in Compression. - 4 m- P1 (KN) 60° 4 m 4 m P2 (kN)

The truss shown below has a hinge support at point A. a horizontal roller at point B, and is subjected to two point loads (P1 and P2). If P1 = 11 kN and P2 - 81 kN, what is the force, in kN, in member AE? NOTE: Enter a positive value if the member is in Tension and a negative value if the member is in Compression. - 4 m- P1 (KN) 60° 4 m 4 m P2 (kN)

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