N / acting on the structure in Fig. (4) is the horizontal force NKA at the end D. Find the effect of the reaction of the joint in (C) and the reaction of the rolling bracket (A) on the member (DA) neglect the weight of the members (DA) and (CB)? 2KN 1m C A 1m .1m. 1m

N / acting on the structure in Fig. (4) is the horizontal force NKA at the end D. Find the effect of the reaction of the joint in (C) and the reaction of the rolling bracket (A) on the member (DA) neglect the weight of the members (DA) and (CB)? 2KN 1m C A 1m .1m. 1m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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