use these value p =50 kNa = 940 mmh = 560 mmb = 290 mmtheta = 53 A steel plate ABCD shown in Figure 1 is pinned at E and roller supported at B. Use values a, b, h, Pand 0.la)1b)Determine the reactions at pin E and roller B in kN.Maintain all the variables determine h such that no vertical component of reaction at E,i.e. E, = 0. Explain your answer if necessary.Use ONLY Three-force member approach, calculate reactions at roller B in kN.lc)bbDCaEhAFigure 1

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A steel plate ABCD shown in Figure 1 is pinned at E and roller supported at B. Use values a, b and 0. Determine the reactions at pin E and roller B in kN. la) Maintain all the variables determine h such that no vertical component of reaction i.e. E, = 0. Explain your answer if necessary. lc) Use ONLY Three-force member approach, calculate reactions at roller B in kN. b b D C a h A

A steel plate ABCD shown in Figure 1 is pinned at E and roller supported at B. Use values a, b and 0. Determine the reactions at pin E and roller B in kN. la) Maintain all the variables determine h such that no vertical component of reaction i.e. E, = 0. Explain your answer if necessary. lc) Use ONLY Three-force member approach, calculate reactions at roller B in kN. b b D C a h A

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