(Please include the FBD)For the trussloaded as shown, calculate the axial stress developed in members CD, ND and NK. Use A-20 in² Problem # 1: For the trussloaded as shown, calculate the axial stress developed in members CD,ND and NK.Use A=20in2. (15 t15 ft111920 lb1145 lb1760 lb-20 it20 n 20 t20n-201-20 t-

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(Please include the FBD) For the trussloaded as shown, calculate the axial stress developed in members CD, ND and NK. Use A-20 in²

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