All members shown in the figure are made of Aluminum 2024 with the Young's Modulus of 10.6(106) psi and has a diameter of 4 in. Find all the reactions and loads in all members of the truss structure and the axial deformations in the vertical components. (Use Method of Joints and include all Free-Body Diagram per joint; indicate compression or tension) 10 ft 5 ft 500 lbs 10 ft D

All members shown in the figure are made of Aluminum 2024 with the Young's Modulus of 10.6(106) psi and has a diameter of 4 in. Find all the reactions and loads in all members of the truss structure and the axial deformations in the vertical components. (Use Method of Joints and include all Free-Body Diagram per joint; indicate compression or tension) 10 ft 5 ft 500 lbs 10 ft D

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