FE Problem 1: Influence Lines of Truss: For the bridge truss shown below, draw the influence line for the (a) the axial force on member Y, and (b) axial force on member Z, and choose the best answer for questions Q1 and Q2. 4m 4 at 3.0m = 12m Q1: the maximum ordinate of the ordinate of axial force on member Y is nearest to: A. -5/16 B. -5/8 C. 5/16 D. 5/8 Q2: What is the maximum ordinate of the influence line of axial force in member Z? A. 12/16 B. 9/16 C. -6/16 D. -9/16

FE Problem 1: Influence Lines of Truss: For the bridge truss shown below, draw the influence line for the (a) the axial force on member Y, and (b) axial force on member Z, and choose the best answer for questions Q1 and Q2. 4m 4 at 3.0m = 12m Q1: the maximum ordinate of the ordinate of axial force on member Y is nearest to: A. -5/16 B. -5/8 C. 5/16 D. 5/8 Q2: What is the maximum ordinate of the influence line of axial force in member Z? A. 12/16 B. 9/16 C. -6/16 D. -9/16

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