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The discussion focuses on determining the forces in the AB, BE, ED, and BC branches of a system in equilibrium. Participants emphasize the necessity of providing Free Body Diagrams (FBDs) to facilitate assistance. The relevant equation mentioned is the moment, which is crucial for analyzing the forces acting on the system. Clear communication of the steps taken in the analysis is essential for receiving effective guidance.

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Homework Statement
The system shown is in equilibrium,
Find the forces in the AB, BE,ED and BC branches.
Relevant Equations
Moment
The system shown is in equilibrium,
Find the forces in the AB, BE,ED and BC branches.
 

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ahmetkalca said:
Homework Statement:: The system shown is in equilibrium,
Find the forces in the AB, BE,ED and BC branches.
Relevant Equations:: Moment

The system shown is in equilibrium,
Find the forces in the AB, BE,ED and BC branches.
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