A frame structure is shown in the following Figure. Members ABC and BD are pin jointed to supports at A and D, respectively. An external load 4kN is applied vertically at point C. Find the magnitude of the force member BD? (Note, the member BD is a two-force body) O O O O O 4 kN Don't Know 24 kN 16 KN 8 kN 30% 4m B 4m 4kN C

A frame structure is shown in the following Figure. Members ABC and BD are pin jointed to supports at A and D, respectively. An external load 4kN is applied vertically at point C. Find the magnitude of the force member BD? (Note, the member BD is a two-force body) O O O O O 4 kN Don't Know 24 kN 16 KN 8 kN 30% 4m B 4m 4kN C

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.3.20P: A plane Frame is restrained at joints A and D, as shown in the figure. Members AB and BCD are pin...

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