In the structure shown, force F is applied at point A at anangle of e in the direction shown. Pins at G, E, D, B, andC are all frictionless and all members are weightless. Forthe given values of F and e determine:F= 100 N0 = 10 degAG(a) The reactions at points G and E(b) The forces applied to member GDC at points C and D(c) The forces applied to member ABC at point B70 m50 mED BNote: components of forces in x and y directions areenough.15 mYA60 m20m

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In the structure shown, force F is applied at point A at an angle of 6 in the direction shown. Pins at G, E, D, B, and C are all frictionless and all members are weightless. For the given values of F and 0 determine: (a) The reactions at points G and E (b) The forces applied to member GDC at points Cand D (c) The forces applied to member ABC at point B Note: components of forces in x and y directions are enough. yA

In the structure shown, force F is applied at point A at an angle of 6 in the direction shown. Pins at G, E, D, B, and C are all frictionless and all members are weightless. For the given values of F and 0 determine: (a) The reactions at points G and E (b) The forces applied to member GDC at points Cand D (c) The forces applied to member ABC at point B Note: components of forces in x and y directions are enough. yA

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