Problem 1. For the truss carrying a vertical load P as shown in Figure 1 have constant AE, determine the (a) vertical displacement at joint C, (b) horizontal displacement at joint C. (c) rotation of member BC

Problem 1. For the truss carrying a vertical load P as shown in Figure 1 have constant AE, determine the (a) vertical displacement at joint C, (b) horizontal displacement at joint C. (c) rotation of member BC

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.3.6P: Consider the plane truss with a pin support at joint 3 and a crtica1 roller support at joint 5 (see...

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Problem 1. For the truss carrying a vertical load P as shown in Figure 1 have constant AE, determine
the (a) vertical displacement at joint C, (b) horizontal displacement at joint C. (c) rotation of member
BC
A
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D
L
Figure 1
B
P
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