1. Given: two-dimensional truss structure as shown. (All joints are pin joints.)Fixed PointPin-Joint12 in.Material: Steel, diameter 1/4 in.Find: (a) Displacements of the nodes.(b) Normal stresses developed in the members.30 lbs9 in.60 lbsRoller support

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1. Given: two-dimensional truss structure as shown. (All joints are pin joints.) Fixed Point Pin-Joint 12 in. Material: Steel, diameter 1/4 in. Find: (a) Displacements of the nodes. (b) Normal stresses developed in the members. 30 lbs 9 in. 60 lbs Roller support