The frame shown has 2 members, ABD and CD, is pinned at A, C and D and is loaded with two distributed loads as shown with, w₁ = 6.5 lb/ft, and w₂ = 9.4lb/ft, and has dimension, a = 15 ft, b = 41 ft, c = 33ft g. What is the internal normal force at E? h. What is the internal shear force at E? i. What is the internal moment at E? a b W₁ E A D W₂

The frame shown has 2 members, ABD and CD, is pinned at A, C and D and is loaded with two distributed loads as shown with, w₁ = 6.5 lb/ft, and w₂ = 9.4lb/ft, and has dimension, a = 15 ft, b = 41 ft, c = 33ft g. What is the internal normal force at E? h. What is the internal shear force at E? i. What is the internal moment at E? a b W₁ E A D W₂

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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