Determine the internal force on:Member FH, in lbMember GH, in lbMember EK, in lb 100 lb200 lb10'200 lbDetermine the internal force on:10'200 lbFE60°200 lbH20'200 lb60°Kround off to two (2) decimal placesinclude negative sign (-) if the answer is Compression ex. -1,500, if in Tension, ex. 1,500answer range: +/- 0.2 units200 lb10'200 lb10'100 lbO

To find : The Forces in the members FH, GH, and EK. Free body diagram: The free body diagram of…

100 lb A 200 lb 10' 200 lb Determine the internal force on: 10' 200 lb LL F E 60° G 200 lb 20' 200 lb 60° K round off to two (2) decimal places include negative sign (-) if the answer is Compression ex. -1,500, if in Tension, ex. 1,500 answer range: +/- 0.2 units 200 lb 10' 200 lb 10' 100 lb

100 lb A 200 lb 10' 200 lb Determine the internal force on: 10' 200 lb LL F E 60° G 200 lb 20' 200 lb 60° K round off to two (2) decimal places include negative sign (-) if the answer is Compression ex. -1,500, if in Tension, ex. 1,500 answer range: +/- 0.2 units 200 lb 10' 200 lb 10' 100 lb

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