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Q2. [TYPE C] A rigid member ADE is used to hang a billboard. It is pin connected to another
member at C. A and B are pin supports. Member BC can provide up to 5 kN force if it is in
tension and 3 kN force if it is in compression. The cables used to support the billboard have a
tensile strength of 1 kN. What is the maximum weight of the billboard that can be supported by
this structure?
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