Answer number 27 with complete solution thank you 25. Load on member FAO A. 9.4 KN. (C)O B. 9.4 KN (T)O C. 11.2 KN (T)O D. 11.2 KN (C)26. Load on member FEO A. 9.05 KN (C)B. 9.50 KN (T)O C. 10.2 KN (T)O D. 11.3 kN (C)27. Load on member EDO A. 9.05 KN (C)B. 9.50 KN (T)O C. 10.2 kN (T)OD. 11.3 KN (C) For nos. 24-37, satisfy the conditions of the given problembelow: The truss is loaded as shown in figure 2. By methodof joints determine the force in each member, andstate if under tension or compression.24. Reaction at support A5 kN3 kND1mO A. 7 KNO C. 8 KNO D. 9 KNB. 7.5 KN2 m2 mB2 m

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27. Load on member ED O A. 9.05 KN (C) OB. 9.50 KN (T) O C. 10.2 KN (T) O D. 11.3 KN (C)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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