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5.3.4 Zero Force Members
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800 N
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E
MA
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1 of 2 (
3m
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500 N
700 N
Part A
Identify the zero-force members in the truss shown in (Figure 1).
Check all that apply.
CD
D BC
D CE
ⒸAB
DE
GH
EF
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BG
□ CF
AG
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Part B
Identify the zero-force members in the truss shown in (Figure 2).
Check all that apply.
OBC
FG
D CF
AG
BG
OCD
DE
ⒸAB
D CG
EF
ODF
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