EBK APPLIED STATICS AND STRENGTH OF MAT
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Chapter 5, Problem 5.39SP
A pin-connected crane framework is loaded and supported, as shown. The member weights are post, 700 Ib; boom, 800 Ib; and brace, 600 Ib. These weights may be considered to be acting at the midpoint of the respective members Calculate the pin reactions at pins A. B. C. D. and E.
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