1. Compute the stress (ksi) in each member of the Warren truss as shown in the figure. Indicate whether it is Tension or Compression. Assuming all tension and compression members has an area of 15 in.? and 18 in.?, respectively. 1000 Ib 4000 Ib 60 10 60° 60° 60° 10' 4000 ih 3000 Ib

1. Compute the stress (ksi) in each member of the Warren truss as shown in the figure. Indicate whether it is Tension or Compression. Assuming all tension and compression members has an area of 15 in.? and 18 in.?, respectively. 1000 Ib 4000 Ib 60 10 60° 60° 60° 10' 4000 ih 3000 Ib

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1. Compute the stress (ksi) in each member of the Warren truss
as shown in the figure. Indicate whether it is Tension or
Compression. Assuming all tension and compression
members has an area of 15 in.? and 18 in.?, respectively.
1000 Ib
4000 Ib
60°
60°
60°
60°
10'
10'
4000 ih
3000 Ib

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