A truss structure as shown below needs to be analyzed. It was studied that stiffness method is most suitable. As an engineer, a. Find the members stiffness АР, 5 b. Determine the global stiffness Matrix c. Find the displacements at the nodes. d. Find the reactions at the supports. CR, 10 EV, 10 AN, 5

A truss structure as shown below needs to be analyzed. It was studied that stiffness method is most suitable. As an engineer, a. Find the members stiffness АР, 5 b. Determine the global stiffness Matrix c. Find the displacements at the nodes. d. Find the reactions at the supports. CR, 10 EV, 10 AN, 5

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