Howe truss analysis using Ritter's method of sections

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The forum discussion centers on the analysis of Howe trusses using Ritter's method of sections. The original poster encountered an error due to an oversight, which was subsequently corrected, leading to successful results. Updated images were provided to illustrate the correct solution. The conversation concluded with no further questions from participants.

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Homework Statement
Using Ritter's method of sections, determine the forces in BD, BE and CE
Relevant Equations
EM=0
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I had made a silly inattention mistake. Once corrected everything worked out. I have updated the pictures to show the correct answer.
 
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