The frame is used to carry high-voltage wires. If b=600mm, α=30° and W=981 N, find the internal force in member HJ? (Draw free body diagram) An electric pole design is shown below. The frame is used to carry high-voltage wires. If b=600mm, a=30° and W=981 N, find the internal force in member HJ?BDEWHWFigure 1

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An electric pole design is shown below. The frame is used to carry high-voltage wires. If b=600 mm, a=30° and W=981 N, find the internal force in member HJ?

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The frame is used to carry high-voltage wires. If b=600
mm, α=30° and W=981 N, find the internal force in member HJ? (Draw free body diagram)

An electric pole design is shown below. The frame is used to carry high-voltage wires. If b=600
mm, a=30° and W=981 N, find the internal force in member HJ?
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