Question: Practice 4 : A two - members frame Consider the frame represented in figure ( 1 ) , the two members A B and B

Practice 4: A two-members frame
Consider the frame represented in figure (1), the two members AB and BC are pinned to the wall in A and C and they are joined together through a pin in B. The pins allow rotation but no translations.
Figure 1: Representation of the frame.
(12 pts) Briefly explain why the action-reaction between the two members in B has two unknowns.
(16 pts) Draw the FBDs of AB and BC on figure (2). Replace the distributed loads with equivalent forces (specify the point of application).|Figure 2: FBDs to complete.
(10 pts) Count the number of unknowns and equations of equilibrium when:
(a) We consider the whole frame as a system.
(b) We consider every member apart as a system
Then conclude which is the best choice to determine the unknowns.
(22 pts) Determine the reactions in A and C.
(20 pts) Determine the internal forces in point E.
(20 pts) Draw the shear and couple moment diagrams for member AB.
Practice 4 : A two - members frame Consider the

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