Use the method of tension coefficients to determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in all the members of the tripod crane shown in the Figure Q2 below. 10 kN D(0,0,0) y C(7,4,-8) B(5,2,-6) A(-4,-2,-9) Figure Q2: Tripod

Use the method of tension coefficients to determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in all the members of the tripod crane shown in the Figure Q2 below. 10 kN D(0,0,0) y C(7,4,-8) B(5,2,-6) A(-4,-2,-9) Figure Q2: Tripod

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Use the method of tension coefficients to determine the magnitude and sense of the forces
in all the members of the tripod crane shown in the Figure Q2 below.
10 kN
D(0,0,0)
y
C(7,4,-8)
B(5,2,-6)
A(-4,-2,-9)
Figure Q2: Tripod

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