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The truss is subjected to the system of forces as shown in the following figure. The truss is supported by a pin at C and a pin at D. The force in member (EB) is equal to. B 2 m A

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The truss is subjected to the system of
forces as shown in the following figure. The
truss is supported by a pin at C and a pin at
D. The force in member (EB) is equal to.
B
2 m
Da
AC
E
-1.5 m-
-2 m
6 kN
8 kN
Select one:
O a. 9.6 kN - compression
O b. 8 kN – Tension
O c. 6 kN - Tension
O d. 7.5 kN - Tension

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