QUESTION 1THREE PINNED STRUCTUREThe structure shown in Figure 1 below represents an elevation of a typical frame which is supported at nodesA and B as indicated. The frame is subjected to forces as indicated and has a hinge at D. Joint C is a rigidjoint. Note: 120kN is perpendicular to member BD.1.5m5m35 kN/mLU/NOR▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Elgure 11.5m120 KN45°M1.5m4Draw a neat, fully annotated shear force and bending moment diagram, including the maximum in spanmoment where appropriate.SE

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