Howe truss analysis using Ritter's method of sections

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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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