E 2m + 2m 2m 1.5m 2m 2 kN E 2 kN 2 kN 1) a) Determine the force in members CE, BD, and CD and state if these members are in tension or compression. SCE= _kN SBD= kN ScD= _kN Tension or Compression Tension or Compression Tension or Compression 1) b) The pins on the truss's supports at A and G each have a diameter of 2cm. If these pins are subjected to (t.) - MPa (*) double shear at support G, ave= (*) single shear at support A, ave= _MPa determine the average shear stress in each pin. c) If the allowable stress of truss members is o= 60 MPa, what is the necessary diamete for bar FG to keep the truss system is safe? 1) (.)= mm

E 2m + 2m 2m 1.5m 2m 2 kN E 2 kN 2 kN 1) a) Determine the force in members CE, BD, and CD and state if these members are in tension or compression. SCE= _kN SBD= kN ScD= _kN Tension or Compression Tension or Compression Tension or Compression 1) b) The pins on the truss's supports at A and G each have a diameter of 2cm. If these pins are subjected to (t.) - MPa () double shear at support G, ave= () single shear at support A, ave= _MPa determine the average shear stress in each pin. c) If the allowable stress of truss members is o= 60 MPa, what is the necessary diamete for bar FG to keep the truss system is safe? 1) (.)= mm

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