Three forces are acting on the five-member frame as shown. The free-body diagram of the member ABC is also shown. Determine the magnitudes of forces of the pin at C acting on member ABC. 2.5m 2.5m 300N 1.5m B 2m 1.5m 150N (1). Fcx=257N, F₂ = 429N (3). Fcx=0, Fcy = 342N (2). Fcx=257N, F₂ = 216N (4). Fcx=0, Fcy=171N Cx

Three forces are acting on the five-member frame as shown. The free-body diagram of the member ABC is also shown. Determine the magnitudes of forces of the pin at C acting on member ABC. 2.5m 2.5m 300N 1.5m B 2m 1.5m 150N (1). Fcx=257N, F₂ = 429N (3). Fcx=0, Fcy = 342N (2). Fcx=257N, F₂ = 216N (4). Fcx=0, Fcy=171N Cx

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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