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This document provides instructions for Assignment 1 in the course CEE-311 Structural Analysis-I. The assignment contains two problems: 1) computing the forces on bars in a frame structure loaded with a 60 k force, and 2) computing the forces on bars in another frame structure loaded with various point loads. Contact information is provided for the instructor, Bijit Kumar Banik.
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