Determine the forces acting on member bh

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A bag of potatoes is sitting on the chair. The force exerted by the potatoes on the frame at one side of the chair is equivalent to horizontal and vertical forces of 24 N and 84 N, respectively, at E and a force of 28 N perpendicular to member BH at G. Find the forces acting on member BH.

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