By method of joints, determine the forces in each member of the truss. Indicatepositive (-) sign to the values for a member under tension and negative (-) for amember under compression.300 kN3 mBbud5 m400 kNF3 m-3 m-Your answerhorizontal component of force at PinA (kN)Your answervertical component of force at Pin A (kN)Your answervertical component of force at Roller D (kN)Your answer axial load for member AB (kN)Your answeraxial load for member AE (kN)Your answeraxial load for member BE (kN)Your answeraxial load for member BC (kN)Your answeraxial load for member CD (kN)Your answeraxial load for member CE (kN)Your answeraxial load for member DE (kN)

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By method of joints, determine the forces in each member of the truss. Indi positive (-) sign to the values for a member under tension and negative (-) f member under compression. 300 kN 3 m B E 5 m 400 kN F3 m-3 m- - 3 m – Your answer

By method of joints, determine the forces in each member of the truss. Indi positive (-) sign to the values for a member under tension and negative (-) f member under compression. 300 kN 3 m B E 5 m 400 kN F3 m-3 m- - 3 m – Your answer

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Chapter10: Plate Girders

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