Q.2) The following truss has pin supports at L and K. A nonhomogeneous 250 kg load (center of mass indicated by point CG in the figure) is suspended by two cables at G and D. Assuming the cables remain vertically oriented, and the truss is in static equilibrium, use the method of sections to find the force in members AE, AF, and FG. For each member, be sure to report both the magnitude and whether the member is in tension or compression.

Q.2) The following truss has pin supports at L and K. A nonhomogeneous 250 kg load (center of mass indicated by point CG in the figure) is suspended by two cables at G and D. Assuming the cables remain vertically oriented, and the truss is in static equilibrium, use the method of sections to find the force in members AE, AF, and FG. For each member, be sure to report both the magnitude and whether the member is in tension or compression.

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