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Transcribed Image Text:For the frame, figure(a), rigidly connected at B, pin supported at A, and roller supported at E.
a) Construct Shear Force Diagram (SFD), Bending Moment Diagram (BMD) and Axial
force diagrams (AFD) (you learned in chapter 2) for each frame member.
b) Draw the forces(s) and moment(s) acting on the cut section showed in figure (b).
8 ft
10 ft
1 k
с
B
A
5 ft
(a)
D
8 k
6 ft
E
B
(b)
Hints:
1. Find all of the external forces and draw free body diagram (FBD)
2. Choose a sign convention for each diagram
3. If necessary, choose a reference coordinate system
4. Use equilibrium analysis or differential and integral relationships to construct
internal force functions: • Cut structure at appropriate sections, •The FBD on either
side of the cut may be analyzed, • Indicate unknown internal forces consistent with
the chosen sign convention, • Plot the internal force function for each segment,
5. Check each diagram for errors
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