Determine the stress in member KE for the truss loaded and supported as shown in figure (2). Note use the section method, the cross-section area of member KE is (900+15) mm? 150 Ib 6' 6' 6' 6' 8' 6' H 250 Ib | в K 6' 8' A Fig.2. Q2

Determine the stress in member KE for the truss loaded and supported as shown in figure (2). Note use the section method, the cross-section area of member KE is (900+15) mm? 150 Ib 6' 6' 6' 6' 8' 6' H 250 Ib | в K 6' 8' A Fig.2. Q2

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