6. Below is a FBD of a section of the truss. Use this FBD to solve for BC. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression. 0 kN EF CF 1.5m A Ax= < B 7 вс 0 kN 2m py Ay= 9.33kN 8 kN Given Answers 6. 12.44 (t) 7.2.22 (t) 8. 14.22 (c) 9. 10.67 (t) 7. Using that same FBD, solve for CF. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression. 8. Using the same FBD, solve for EF. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression. 9. Now solve for CE (possibly using the method of joints at joint C). Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression.
6. Below is a FBD of a section of the truss. Use this FBD to solve for BC. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression. 0 kN EF CF 1.5m A Ax= < B 7 вс 0 kN 2m py Ay= 9.33kN 8 kN Given Answers 6. 12.44 (t) 7.2.22 (t) 8. 14.22 (c) 9. 10.67 (t) 7. Using that same FBD, solve for CF. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression. 8. Using the same FBD, solve for EF. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression. 9. Now solve for CE (possibly using the method of joints at joint C). Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression.
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Transcribed Image Text:6. Below is a FBD of a section of the truss. Use this FBD to solve for BC. Provide your answer in
kN. Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression.
0 kN
EF
CF
1.5m
A
Ax= <
B
7 вс
0 kN
2m
py
Ay=
9.33kN
8 kN
Given Answers
6. 12.44 (t)
7.2.22 (t)
8. 14.22 (c)
9. 10.67 (t)
7. Using that same FBD, solve for CF. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is
in tension or in compression.
8. Using the same FBD, solve for EF. Provide your answer in kN. Indicate whether the force is
in tension or in compression.
9. Now solve for CE (possibly using the method of joints at joint C). Provide your answer in kN.
Indicate whether the force is in tension or in compression.
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