For the three truss structures given below, determine reactions and all member forces by the Method of Joints. Cleary show the reactions and member forces on the figures given. Prior to solving each problem, determine if the structure is stable and statically determinate. Identify zero-force members, where possible, before solving for member forces to reduce the required calculations. 70 kips 50 kips D4 E F 20 ft A B 200 kips 40 ft 50 ft 100 kips 50 kips A B D 10 ft H F 100 kips E 50 kips 3@10 ft 30 ft

For the three truss structures given below, determine reactions and all member forces by the Method of Joints. Cleary show the reactions and member forces on the figures given. Prior to solving each problem, determine if the structure is stable and statically determinate. Identify zero-force members, where possible, before solving for member forces to reduce the required calculations. 70 kips 50 kips D4 E F 20 ft A B 200 kips 40 ft 50 ft 100 kips 50 kips A B D 10 ft H F 100 kips E 50 kips 3@10 ft 30 ft

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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