According to the truss shown in figure, answer the following questions: 14.The force in member AH (FA) is a) Zero b) 5.08 KN, Tension c) 5.08 KN, Compression d) 2.73 KN, Tension e) 2.73 KN, Compression f) none 15.The force in member CH (Fen) is a) Zero d) 12.50 KN, Compression 16. The force in member HG (Fuc) is a) Zero d) 15.35 KN, Compression 17.The force in member BC (Fac) is a) Zero d) 3.25 KN, Compression 4 KN IZNE B 3 KN 12 m 10 m b) 7.81 KN, Tension e) 12.50 KN, Tension b) 10.5 KN, Tension c) 15.35 KN. Tension b) 1.75 KN, Tension e) 3.25 KN, Tension 10 m 4 KN 10 m--- 10 m c) 7.81 KN, Compression f) none c) 10.5 KN. Compression f) none c) 1.75 KN, Compression f) none

According to the truss shown in figure, answer the following questions: 14.The force in member AH (FA) is a) Zero b) 5.08 KN, Tension c) 5.08 KN, Compression d) 2.73 KN, Tension e) 2.73 KN, Compression f) none 15.The force in member CH (Fen) is a) Zero d) 12.50 KN, Compression 16. The force in member HG (Fuc) is a) Zero d) 15.35 KN, Compression 17.The force in member BC (Fac) is a) Zero d) 3.25 KN, Compression 4 KN IZNE B 3 KN 12 m 10 m b) 7.81 KN, Tension e) 12.50 KN, Tension b) 10.5 KN, Tension c) 15.35 KN. Tension b) 1.75 KN, Tension e) 3.25 KN, Tension 10 m 4 KN 10 m--- 10 m c) 7.81 KN, Compression f) none c) 10.5 KN. Compression f) none c) 1.75 KN, Compression f) none

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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