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800 N-m 2 m .8 m 3 m .4 m .2 m Figure P.5.29. 5.30. Find the supporting force systems at A and B. The length of CB is 8 m. 5.33 Bot 1,000 N/m W=5,000 N 3 m - 5 m- 4 m 3 m 3,000 N-m -5 m 5 m- 2,000 N 4 m 45° Figure P.5.30. 5.31. What are the supporting forces at A and D for the frame shown? What are the forces in members AB, BE. 5.34. Points and BC? .2 m 1m 7 kN/m 4m 4m

800 N-m 2 m .8 m 3 m .4 m .2 m Figure P.5.29. 5.30. Find the supporting force systems at A and B. The length of CB is 8 m. 5.33 Bot 1,000 N/m W=5,000 N 3 m - 5 m- 4 m 3 m 3,000 N-m -5 m 5 m- 2,000 N 4 m 45° Figure P.5.30. 5.31. What are the supporting forces at A and D for the frame shown? What are the forces in members AB, BE. 5.34. Points and BC? .2 m 1m 7 kN/m 4m 4m

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