Determine the reactions at the supports. Draw FBD first.a).CLEARLY SHOW ALL WORK.BFGTH200 IbScale: I unit -5 ft200 1Ь200 IbReaction at A (x-direction)Reaction at A (y-direction) =_[lb]_[lb]Reaction at E (x-direction) =Reaction at E (y-direction) =,[Ib]fib]b)Determine the ZERO FORCE MEMBERS. Fully justify your answer.Zero force member #1 (if any) =Zero force member #2 (if any) =Zero force member #3 (if any) =.c)Determine the loads in members: AF, AB and BC. Fully justify your answer.Load in member AB =.Load in member AF =Load in member BC =.IbIbIb

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CLEARLY SHOW ALL WORK. H. 200 Ib 200 Ib 200 Ib Scale: I unit -s Reaction at A (x-direction): Reaction at A (y-direction) : (lb] Reaction at E (x-direction) Reaction at E (y-direction) = [ib] b) Determine the ZERO FORCE MEMBERS. Fully justify your answer. Zero force member #1 (if any) =. Zero force member #2 (if any) = Zero force member #3 (if any) = c) Determine the loads in members: AF, AB and BC. Eully justify your answer. Load in member AB =, Load in member AF = Ib

CLEARLY SHOW ALL WORK. H. 200 Ib 200 Ib 200 Ib Scale: I unit -s Reaction at A (x-direction): Reaction at A (y-direction) : (lb] Reaction at E (x-direction) Reaction at E (y-direction) = [ib] b) Determine the ZERO FORCE MEMBERS. Fully justify your answer. Zero force member #1 (if any) =. Zero force member #2 (if any) = Zero force member #3 (if any) = c) Determine the loads in members: AF, AB and BC. Eully justify your answer. Load in member AB =, Load in member AF = Ib

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