CQZ2 - 4 Part 1The Free-Body diagram for bar ABC is shown. Note that bar BD is a two-force member. Solve for the force BD.Answer: BD = iB57°BDN790 N Determine the magnitudes of all pin reactions for the frame loaded as shown.A830mm30⁰405mmB57°790 NOCD

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Part 1 The Free-Body diagram for bar ABC is shown. Note that bar BD is a two-force member. Solve for the force BD. A, Answer: BD = i B 57° BD N 790 N

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The Free-Body diagram for bar ABC is shown. Note that bar BD is a two-force member. Solve for the force BD.
Answer: BD = i
B
57°
BD
N
790 N

Determine the magnitudes of all pin reactions for the frame loaded as shown.
A
830
mm
30⁰
405
mm
B
57°
790 N
OC
D

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D= i
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