2 All members of the truss in Figure Q2 are to be fabricated from the same stock of thin-walled, round, steel tubing. Two external loads are exerted at the edge of lower part of member BF and CE with magnitudes of 10kN and 15kN, respectively. The loads are placed in a vertical position abiding gravitational direction. Analyse the truss structures based on the instruction listed. (i) Among all rods of the truss shown in the figure, there is a member that supports no loading known as a zero-force member. Figure out the member(s) with solid justification. (3 marks) The truss is supported with two surface forces as shown. Determine the magnitude and (ii) direction for each support reaction. force (5 marks) Determine the axial stress) in all rods of the truss by mentioning either the rod is (iii) experiencing compression or tension. (17 marks)

2 All members of the truss in Figure Q2 are to be fabricated from the same stock of thin-walled, round, steel tubing. Two external loads are exerted at the edge of lower part of member BF and CE with magnitudes of 10kN and 15kN, respectively. The loads are placed in a vertical position abiding gravitational direction. Analyse the truss structures based on the instruction listed. (i) Among all rods of the truss shown in the figure, there is a member that supports no loading known as a zero-force member. Figure out the member(s) with solid justification. (3 marks) The truss is supported with two surface forces as shown. Determine the magnitude and (ii) direction for each support reaction. force (5 marks) Determine the axial stress) in all rods of the truss by mentioning either the rod is (iii) experiencing compression or tension. (17 marks)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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