The vertical structure ABCD shown in Figure 1(a) is subjected to a(a)system of coplanar forces and a moment. The structure is simply supported atD with a frictionless pin and is roller-supported at A.1.i.Sketch the free body diagram (FBD).Take moments about D and hence find the reaction force at support A.ii.35 kNA25m05m80 kN+60100 KNm75 KN2m05 mD45Figure 1(a)

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The vertical structure ABCD shown in Figure 1(a) is subjected to a system of coplanar forces and a moment. The structure is simply supported at D with a frictionless pin and is roller-supported at A. 1. (a) i. Sketch the free body diagram (FBD). Take moments about D and hence find the reaction force at support A. ii. 35 kNA 25m 05m 80 kN 60 75 KN 100 Nm 2m C. 05m 45 Fiqure 1(a)

The vertical structure ABCD shown in Figure 1(a) is subjected to a system of coplanar forces and a moment. The structure is simply supported at D with a frictionless pin and is roller-supported at A. 1. (a) i. Sketch the free body diagram (FBD). Take moments about D and hence find the reaction force at support A. ii. 35 kNA 25m 05m 80 kN 60 75 KN 100 Nm 2m C. 05m 45 Fiqure 1(a)

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