Ex.13 The points B,C and D of the cantilever framework shown are attached to a vertical wall. The 400-lb load is parallel to the x-axis, and the 1200-lb load is vertical. Compute the force in each member. D.

Ex.13 The points B,C and D of the cantilever framework shown are attached to a vertical wall. The 400-lb load is parallel to the x-axis, and the 1200-lb load is vertical. Compute the force in each member. D.

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Ex.13 The points B,C and D of the cantilever framework
shown are attached to a vertical wall. The 400-lb load is
parallel to the x-axis, and the 1200-lb load is vertical.
Compute
the
force
in
each
member.
Y
D.
B
400 lb
10
1200 lb

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