01. Each of the members of the truss loaded as shown is an L 50 x 40 x 5 of A36 steel. For member BC, calculate the following: a. Stress in the member b. Strain in the member 160 kN 120 kN 80 kN 120 kN 4 m 80 kN 5 m 5 m B 2 @ 5 m = 10 m 3 @ 5 m= 15 m %3D 4.

01. Each of the members of the truss loaded as shown is an L 50 x 40 x 5 of A36 steel. For member BC, calculate the following: a. Stress in the member b. Strain in the member 160 kN 120 kN 80 kN 120 kN 4 m 80 kN 5 m 5 m B 2 @ 5 m = 10 m 3 @ 5 m= 15 m %3D 4.

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Each of the members of the truss loaded as shown is an L 50 x 40 x 5 of A36 steel. For member BC, calculate the following: A. Stress in the member B. Strain in the member

01.
Each of the members of the truss loaded as shown is an L 50 x 40 x 5 of A36 steel. For member BC,
calculate the following:
a. Stress in the member
b. Strain in the member
160 kN
120 kN
80 kN
120 kN
80 kN
5 m
4 m
5 m
4 m
B
2 @
5 m = 10 m
3 @ 5 m = 15 m

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