ease show tip to tale method steps 4-7. The two-force member CD has a compressive load of 2 kips when the frame in Figure P4-7 is loaded as shown. Draw a free-body diagram of member BE, and label all horizontal and vertical components of forces acting on it. (Do not calculate actual values. Surface at A is smooth.) 4' 3' 2' C 4' B 3' 10kips D. E 1' FIGURE P4-7

ease show tip to tale method steps 4-7. The two-force member CD has a compressive load of 2 kips when the frame in Figure P4-7 is loaded as shown. Draw a free-body diagram of member BE, and label all horizontal and vertical components of forces acting on it. (Do not calculate actual values. Surface at A is smooth.) 4' 3' 2' C 4' B 3' 10kips D. E 1' FIGURE P4-7

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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