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1 Diagnosis (including stability, determinacy, zero-force member) 2 Free body Diagram (FBD): 3 Reaction forces 4 Internal forces 5 Summary 3 m -4 m- GE B T a -4 m- C -400 N -4 m- 1200 N

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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