CHomework 10-Approximate Methods for Trusses, Girders, and framesProblem 12.16Consider the building frame shown in (Ejoute 1) Suppose that2.6 k/ft and 8 k/ft. Follow the sign convention forthe internal loadingsFinurePart ADetermine (approximately) the internal moment at joint E caused by member EFExpress your answer using three significant figures.VA24 IvecMeSubmitPart BMoDetermine (approximately) the internal moment at joint C caused by member CD.Express your answer using three significant figures.VAX IvecSubmitRequest AnswerProvide FeedbackBestAnwk-ft?k-ft Figure10 ft12 ftECA-15 ft-FDB<1 of 1 >

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Problem 12.16 Consider the building frame shown in (Eure) Suppose that My 2.6 k/ft and s8 k/ft. Follow the sign convention for the internal loadings Y Part A Determine (approximately) the internal moment at joint E caused by mem Express your answer using three significant figures. VAE Ivec Me Submit Part B BevestAnwe Determine (approximately) the internal moment at joint C caused by mend Express your answer using three significant figures. VAX i vec Me

Problem 12.16 Consider the building frame shown in (Eure) Suppose that My 2.6 k/ft and s8 k/ft. Follow the sign convention for the internal loadings Y Part A Determine (approximately) the internal moment at joint E caused by mem Express your answer using three significant figures. VAE Ivec Me Submit Part B BevestAnwe Determine (approximately) the internal moment at joint C caused by mend Express your answer using three significant figures. VAX i vec Me

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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