Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780190698614
Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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What is the C or T, the X and Y components and the load of each member. Also can you put the answer like it is on the image.
HIX Reaction Force at Joint A? Reaction Force at Joint I? Member AB AC BC BD CD CE DE DF FE FH EH EG HG HJ GJ GI JI C or T X B 70° 45° Y D ■ C 20 lbs Load 12.00- 36.62° Length F E 30 lbs * 2(j) = m + 3 j = joints m = members Solve equation below TITLE H Period: IG + -3.02 11 This bridge is symmetrical but the forces are not, so you must solve for every joint. Prepare a free body diagram for each joint, show all work, and round to 2 decimal places. Name: [Fx=0 [Fy=0 M = 0
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Transcribed Image Text:HIX Reaction Force at Joint A? Reaction Force at Joint I? Member AB AC BC BD CD CE DE DF FE FH EH EG HG HJ GJ GI JI C or T X B 70° 45° Y D ■ C 20 lbs Load 12.00- 36.62° Length F E 30 lbs * 2(j) = m + 3 j = joints m = members Solve equation below TITLE H Period: IG + -3.02 11 This bridge is symmetrical but the forces are not, so you must solve for every joint. Prepare a free body diagram for each joint, show all work, and round to 2 decimal places. Name: [Fx=0 [Fy=0 M = 0
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