F₁F2F3KIHDFind :1. Resultant Reaction at B,2. Force inmember GE,bBbin kNin kNF₁ = 4kNF₂ = 6kNF3 = GKNa= 5.8m6 = 3.2mC = 4.8md = 2.0m

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F₁ F2 F3 A G 9 H H F D b B b b F₁ = 4kN F₂ = 6kN F3 = GKN a= 5.8m b=3.2m C = 4.8m d = 2.0m

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F₁
F2
F3
K
I
H
D
Find :
1. Resultant Reaction at B,
2. Force in
member GE,
b
B
b
in kN
in kN
F₁ = 4kN
F₂ = 6kN
F3 = GKN
a= 5.8m
6 = 3.2m
C = 4.8m
d = 2.0m

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