PROBLEM 1:Consider the truss system to the right. Allmembers are two force members. There isa pin at Point D and a roller at E.Find the forces in each member and includewhether each member is in compression ortension.3 m12 kN-3 m8 kNB3m+₂с-3 mE5 m

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Problem 6.14P: Find the internal force system acting on section 3 for the pin-connected frame.

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