The image depicts a truss structure with labeled points, supports, and angles. The points are labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, forming a truss supported at points A and E. The load, denoted by \( P \), is a horizontal force of 590 kN applied at point C, directed to the right.Key components and details:- The horizontal length \( L \) is given as 3.0 meters.- The truss has two right triangles on either side of point C.- Angles at points B and D are labeled: 45° and 60°.- Vertical and horizontal components between nodes, indicating how forces might be distributed.- The truss is supported at A and E with fixed constraints shown as blocks beneath these points, implying these are the load-bearing supports.The task is to compute the member forces in the truss members. In this calculation, tension is considered positive, and compression is negative. **Transcription for Educational Website:****Part A: Description**- What is the force in member FG?- (Include units with answer)

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In the figure, L = 3.0 m and P = 590 kN. Compute the member forces listed below. In each case, tension is positive and compression is negative.

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