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Answers:
1.
(F)AL = (F)GH = (F)LK = (F)HI = 28.284 kN Compression
2.
(F)AB = (F)GF = (F)BC = (F)FE = (F)CD = (F)ED = 20 kN Tension
3.
(F)BL = (F)FH = (F)LC = (F)HE = 0 kN
4.
(F)KJ = (F)IJ = 23.57 kN Compression
5.
(F)CK = (F)EI = 0 kN
6.
(F)KD = (F)ID = 7.454 kN Compression
7.
(F)DJ = 34.908 kN Tension
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