Why isn’t the force in “CE”= 10root5, because 10^2+20^2=10root5 and not 10root2. 20 KN10 kN1 m10 kNOOBPBE = 10 KNE1 mPBC= 20 KN√2 mPCE = -10√2 KNPDE = 0 KNCPCD= 10 KND10 kN10 k

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Why isn’t the force in “CE”= 10root5, because 10^2+20^2=10root5 and not 10root2.

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