Complete the analysis of the truss (determine all member forces). The first FBD of joint C is given with commentary on how Tension is not up or down, BUT a pulling away from the joint and/or member. Similarly with compression, a pushing on the joint or member. 2 m ny2my2m 2m 5m Perform all joint FBD in the following order (for we can only have a maximum of 2 unknowns) C, D. B, E, A, F. 4 m 4 m Don't forget to apply the unknown reaction forces at joints A and F. As check, the force in member EA is 150.78 80 kN 60 kN

Complete the analysis of the truss (determine all member forces). The first FBD of joint C is given with commentary on how Tension is not up or down, BUT a pulling away from the joint and/or member. Similarly with compression, a pushing on the joint or member. 2 m ny2my2m 2m 5m Perform all joint FBD in the following order (for we can only have a maximum of 2 unknowns) C, D. B, E, A, F. 4 m 4 m Don't forget to apply the unknown reaction forces at joints A and F. As check, the force in member EA is 150.78 80 kN 60 kN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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