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ion. • F = 200 F3 = 100 y = 10 • F2 = 100 x = 5 8. E

ion. • F = 200 F3 = 100 y = 10 • F2 = 100 x = 5 8. E

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**Question 1** For the given truss, calculate the force in each member. Include the direction. - \( F_1 = 200 \) - \( F_2 = 100 \) - \( F_3 = 100 \) - \( x = 5 \) - \( y = 10 \) **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram shows a truss structure with several members labeled A to H. The truss is supported at two ends, with three external forces \( F_1 \), \( F_2 \), and \( F_3 \) acting vertically downward at joints C, E, and G, respectively. Each section of the base is marked as equal and denoted by \( x \). The total height of the truss is denoted by \( y \). The members are arranged in a series of triangular shapes, common to truss structures, to effectively distribute forces. The left end of the truss (joint A) is connected to the ground and seems to act as a hinge support, and the right end (joint H) appears to be a roller support.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 1** For the given truss, calculate the force in each member. Include the direction. - \( F_1 = 200 \) - \( F_2 = 100 \) - \( F_3 = 100 \) - \( x = 5 \) - \( y = 10 \) **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram shows a truss structure with several members labeled A to H. The truss is supported at two ends, with three external forces \( F_1 \), \( F_2 \), and \( F_3 \) acting vertically downward at joints C, E, and G, respectively. Each section of the base is marked as equal and denoted by \( x \). The total height of the truss is denoted by \( y \). The members are arranged in a series of triangular shapes, common to truss structures, to effectively distribute forces. The left end of the truss (joint A) is connected to the ground and seems to act as a hinge support, and the right end (joint H) appears to be a roller support.
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