ⒸL'avionnaire 30 in 0 1 KIP T. 2 ·20 in--20in- 1 KIP ↑ O D G 1KIP For the wing truss shown in the figure, calculate the normal stresses in member 2, 11, 6, 3, 13 7. The cross sectiona area of each member is 200 sq.in. Use method of sections only. 4 SKIP -20 in-1-20 in- 7

ⒸL'avionnaire 30 in 0 1 KIP T. 2 ·20 in--20in- 1 KIP ↑ O D G 1KIP For the wing truss shown in the figure, calculate the normal stresses in member 2, 11, 6, 3, 13 7. The cross sectiona area of each member is 200 sq.in. Use method of sections only. 4 SKIP -20 in-1-20 in- 7

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