For the truss as shown and the loading indicated. 1. Use the method of joints to find the forces in AB and AG. Show the free body diagram for the joint: Olncluded in manual solution ONot made The force in member AB is: N [Tension:+, Compression: -] The force in member AG is: N [Tension:+, Compression: -] 2. Find the force in members BC, BE, EF using the method of section. Show the free body diagram with required dimensioris and inclinations:

For the truss as shown and the loading indicated. 1. Use the method of joints to find the forces in AB and AG. Show the free body diagram for the joint: Olncluded in manual solution ONot made The force in member AB is: N [Tension:+, Compression: -] The force in member AG is: N [Tension:+, Compression: -] 2. Find the force in members BC, BE, EF using the method of section. Show the free body diagram with required dimensioris and inclinations:

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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Problem 5.26P: The figure shows the FBD of a portion of the space truss shown in Fig. P5.25. Use this FBD to find...

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