Question 3For the figure shown below, compute the normal force in section 1. Neglect the weights of the member. Note that point B is pin-connected.50KNB...2m,5mAG5m5m13.66 kNB) 43.66 kN23.66 kND) 33.66 kNE) 3.66 kNF6.66 kNG.18.66 kN2.66 kN

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For the figure shown below, compute the normal force in section 1. Neglect the weights of the member. Note that point B is pin- connected.