a) find axial and shear force diagramsb) find bending moment diagram 40kN/m EBIm40 kN/m↓ ↓ ↓4mD↓↓Im☑3m√ 100 kN.m90kN2m5mNote: Members BC and CD are rigidly connected;the hinge at C only isolates member CF

40kN/m E B Im 40 kN/m ↓ ↓ ↓ 4m D ↓ ↓ Im ☑ 3m √…

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