Structural Analysis
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Topic: Frame Analysis - Method of Members
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Show your complete solution and draw again the figure. Solution (internal forces) and include what type of force if it is tension or compression but always assume tension. ps. it is fine whether the final answer is positive or negative THANK YOU! also include if it is to the left or to the right and if it's clockwise (+) or counterclockwise (-)
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