A loaded truss with a pin support at A and a roller support at G is shown in the below figure. The length a is equal to 2.8 m. Youmust include all necessary free body diagrams and intermediate calculations in your work solution.D16 kN16 kN4 mE8 kN4 mBF8 kN4 mAGFam-Determine the support reactions (in unit of kN). Assume upward and rightward are 'positive' and include the sign as part of youranswer.RAX = NumberkNRAy = NumberkNRGy = NumberkNDetermine the force in member BG (in unit of kN). Assume tension is 'positive' and include the sign as part of your answer.FBG = NumberkN

For the given loaded truss the reactions at the supports and the force in member BG have to be…

Determine the support reactions (in unit of kN). Assume upward and rightward are 'positive' and include the sign as part of your answer. RAX- Number kN RAy - Number kN RGy kN Number Determine the force in member BG (in unit of kN). Assume tension is 'positive' and include the sign as part of your answer.

Determine the support reactions (in unit of kN). Assume upward and rightward are 'positive' and include the sign as part of your answer. RAX- Number kN RAy - Number kN RGy kN Number Determine the force in member BG (in unit of kN). Assume tension is 'positive' and include the sign as part of your answer.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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