A vertical load P = 800 lb applied to the tripod shown in the figure, causes a compressive force of 256 lb in leg AB and a compressive force of 283 lb in leg AC. Determine the force in leg AD and the coordinates xD and zD of its lower D. Answers: AD = 433 lb; xD = 4ft; zD = 1 ft 2.of 256 lb in leg AB and a compressive force of 283 lb in leg AC. Determine the force in leg AD andthe coordinates xD and zp of its lower D.A vertical load P = 800 lb applied to the tripod shown in the figure, causes a compressive forceAnswers: AD = 433 lb; XD = 4ft; zD = 1 ft8ACES

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A vertical load P = 800 lb applied to the tripod shown in the figure, causes a compressive force of 256 lb in leg AB and a compressive force of 283 lb in leg AC. Determine the force in leg AD and the coordinates xD and zD of its lower D.

A vertical load P = 800 lb applied to the tripod shown in the figure, causes a compressive force of 256 lb in leg AB and a compressive force of 283 lb in leg AC. Determine the force in leg AD and the coordinates xD and zD of its lower D.

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A vertical load P = 800 lb applied to the tripod shown in the figure, causes a compressive force of 256 lb in leg AB and a compressive force of 283 lb in leg AC. Determine the force in leg AD and the coordinates x_Dand z_D of its lower D.

Answers: AD = 433 lb; x_D = 4ft; z_D = 1 ft

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A vertical load P = 800 lb applied to the tripod shown in the figure, causes a compressive force
Answers: AD = 433 lb; XD = 4ft; zD = 1 ft
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