Find the stress of each 14 members and identify whether each member is a compression or tension.The table on the second pic is an example of what I’m looking for. F₁ = 18 KNF₁Problem 9 - Method of SectionsF₂ = 20 kN653-2mN83m10VF₂1112133mK142m3m3m F₁6.57Z8T3mProblem 9 - Method of Sections1010VF₂1112133mK142m3m3mStress (KN)Stress (kN)Member Comprs. Tension Member Comprs. Tension12345674,247,512,535,417,510,61891011121314107,59,019,019,0121,215

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Find the stress of each 14 members and identify whether each member is a compression or tension. The table on the second pic is an example of what I’m looking for.

F₁ = 18 KN
F₁
Problem 9 - Method of Sections
F₂ = 20 kN
6
5
3
-2m
N
8
3m
10
VF₂
11
12
13
3m
K
14
2m
3m
3m

F₁
6.
5
7
Z
8
T
3m
Problem 9 - Method of Sections
10
10
VF₂
11
12
13
3m
K
14
2m
3m
3m
Stress (KN)
Stress (kN)
Member Comprs. Tension Member Comprs. Tension
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
4,24
7,5
12,5
3
5,41
7,5
10,61
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
10
7,5
9,01
9,01
9,01
21,21
5

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