Problem 1 Determine the force in members JI, DE, JO and DO of the K truss shown in Fig. 1. Note: You need to show how you cut the sections and the part of the free-body diagram you considered in the analysis. a b L K J I H T 1.5 m + MO No 1.5 m G A B D F 000 a b 1200 N 1500 N 1800 N 2m2m2m 2m 2 m -2m Fig. 1 2m2m2m

Problem 1 Determine the force in members JI, DE, JO and DO of the K truss shown in Fig. 1. Note: You need to show how you cut the sections and the part of the free-body diagram you considered in the analysis. a b L K J I H T 1.5 m + MO No 1.5 m G A B D F 000 a b 1200 N 1500 N 1800 N 2m2m2m 2m 2 m -2m Fig. 1 2m2m2m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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