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3) WITH THE GIVEN FIGURE, Y F 100KN 75° 50° 30° 60° P 150KN 125KN a) SOLVE FOR F AND P TO MAINTAIN EQUILIBRIUM (SHOW THE COMPLETE SOLUTION FOR P AND F)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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3) WITH THE GIVEN FIGURE,
Y
F
100KN
75°
50°
X-
30°
60°
P
150KN
125KN
a) SOLVE FOR F AND P TO MAINTAIN EQUILIBRIUM
(SHOW THE COMPLETE SOLUTION FOR P AND F)

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