Determine the magnitude of axial force developed in members BC, AE and CF. Use method of sections.
Determine the magnitude of axial force developed in members BC, AE and CF. Use method of sections.
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Use Analysis of Truss by Method of Sections
Transcribed Image Text:3. The truss is loaded by a 4-KN force and a 5-KN force applied at B and A, respectively.
Determine the magnitude of axial force developed in members BC, AE and CF. Use method of
sections.
4 kN
-3 m-
-3 m---
-3 m-
C
B
3 m
5 m
5 kN
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