Question 2For the pinned frame shown in Figure 2, determine:(a) The support reactions at A and B;(b) The reactions at pins C, D, and G.Neglect the weights of members ACG, BDG, and CDE. The pulley at E is massless and frictionless.Note: If your student number contains a zero (0) for any of the digits indicated, assume a value of 7.Your student number: 20UVWXYZQuestion ID Variables 2 0 U V W X20 U v w767Student IDFDF= "100 + X *100 + Y* 10 + Z" kN1m3m2m1mFigure 21.5m

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For the pinned frame shown in Figure 2, determine: (a) The support reactions at A and B; (b) The reactions at pins C, D, and G. Neglect the weights of members ACG, BDG, and CDE. The pulley at E

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