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4-35.Determine the compressive loads in members AB and BC in Figure P4-35. 15" BI 7" 8" 160 lb A FIGURE P4-35

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4–35.Determine the compressive loads in members AB and BC in Figure P4–35.
15"
Bl 7"
8"
160 lb
A
FIGURE P4-35

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