Learning Goal:To solve for the support reactions of a frame.The frame shown in (Figure 1) is supported by a pinat A and a pin at D. The two members areconnected by a pin at C. The dimensions are H₁ =1.4 m, H₂ = 2.1 m, and L = 1.5 m. The appliedforce P = 17 kN acts at the midpoint of BC, andthe distributed load has intensity w = 2 kN/m.FigureН1FigureBFigureACxPDxLearning Goal:To solve for the support reactions of a frame.CD2The frame shown in (Figure 1) is supported by a pinat A and a pin at D. The two members areconnected by a pin at C. The dimensions are H₁ =1.4 m, H₂ 2.1 m, and L = 1.5 m. The appliedforce P = 17 kN acts at the midpoint of BC, andthe distributed load has intensity w = 2 kN/m.CyDyWWH₂P1 of 3Learning Goal:To solve for the support reactions of a frame.The frame shown in (Figure 1) is supported by a pinat A and a pin at D. The two members areconnected by a pin at C. The dimensions are H₁ =1.4 m, H₂ = 2.1 m, and L = 1.5 m. The appliedforce P = 17 kN acts at the midpoint of BC, andthe distributed load has intensity w = 2 kN/m.Cy2 of 3[²3 of 3Part ASince there are more than two loads applied both members, neither is a two-force member. There are four unknownsupport reactions and only three equilibrium equations for the whole frame, so the reactions cannot be determined withoutconsidering each member separately. Then there are six unknown forces (two forces at A, C, and D) and six equilibriumequations (three equations for each member), so all the reactions and the connecting forces at C can be determined.Begin with the free-body diagram for CD shown in (Figure 2). What is the force C₂, assuming the forces act in thedirections shown?Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)CT =SubmitPart BO"iValueA₂ =Once C₂ is known, use the free-body diagram for ABC shown in (Figure 3) and solve for the vertical force Cy, assumingthe forces act in the directions shown.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)Part CSubmitWhat is the horizontal reaction at A? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)Part DPart EμASubmitPart FnμAValueWhat is the vertical reaction at A? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)_OμÅD₂ = ValueUnitsWhat is the horizontal reaction at D? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)μA?μAUnitsTZ..1...?UnitsWhat is the vertical reaction at D? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)?TT..:-??

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Learning Goal:To solve for the support reactions of a frame.The frame shown in (Figure 1) is supported by a pinat A and a pin at D. The two members areconnected by a pin at C. The dimensions are H₁ =1.4 m, H₂ = 2.1 m, and L = 1.5 m. The appliedforce P = 17 kN acts at the midpoint of BC, andthe distributed load has intensity w = 2 kN/m.FigureН1FigureBFigureACxPDxLearning Goal:To solve for the support reactions of a frame.CD2The frame shown in (Figure 1) is supported by a pinat A and a pin at D. The two members areconnected by a pin at C. The dimensions are H₁ =1.4 m, H₂ 2.1 m, and L = 1.5 m. The appliedforce P = 17 kN acts at the midpoint of BC, andthe distributed load has intensity w = 2 kN/m.CyDyWWH₂P1 of 3Learning Goal:To solve for the support reactions of a frame.The frame shown in (Figure 1) is supported by a pinat A and a pin at D. The two members areconnected by a pin at C. The dimensions are H₁ =1.4 m, H₂ = 2.1 m, and L = 1.5 m. The appliedforce P = 17 kN acts at the midpoint of BC, andthe distributed load has intensity w = 2 kN/m.Cy2 of 3[²3 of 3Part ASince there are more than two loads applied both members, neither is a two-force member. There are four unknownsupport reactions and only three equilibrium equations for the whole frame, so the reactions cannot be determined withoutconsidering each member separately. Then there are six unknown forces (two forces at A, C, and D) and six equilibriumequations (three equations for each member), so all the reactions and the connecting forces at C can be determined.Begin with the free-body diagram for CD shown in (Figure 2). What is the force C₂, assuming the forces act in thedirections shown?Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)CT =SubmitPart BO&#34;iValueA₂ =Once C₂ is known, use the free-body diagram for ABC shown in (Figure 3) and solve for the vertical force Cy, assumingthe forces act in the directions shown.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)Part CSubmitWhat is the horizontal reaction at A? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)Part DPart EμASubmitPart FnμAValueWhat is the vertical reaction at A? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)_OμÅD₂ = ValueUnitsWhat is the horizontal reaction at D? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)μA?μAUnitsTZ..1...?UnitsWhat is the vertical reaction at D? Assume the forces act in the directions shown in the free-body diagram.Express your answer to three significant figures with appropriate units.► View Available Hint(s)?TT..:-??

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A and D are hinged supports and at C internal hinge is present.
To determine

Horizontal reaction…