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The roof deck of the single story building is subjected to a dead plus live load of 125 lb./ft2. If the purlins are spaced 4 ft and the bents are spaced 25 ft apart, determine the distributed loading that acts along the purlin DF, and the loadings that act on the bent at A, C D, and E.

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