Problem 3. The truss is shown below. a. Sketch the influence lines for the support reaction at E, members FB, FG and FC. a. If the truss is loaded with uniform dead load 25 kN/m, uniform moving load of 42 kN/m and a concentrated live load of 9 kN, determine the maximum axial forces of the following: support reaction at E, members FB, FG and FC? C 4 at 8.0m D 1.75 m 4.25 m

Problem 3. The truss is shown below. a. Sketch the influence lines for the support reaction at E, members FB, FG and FC. a. If the truss is loaded with uniform dead load 25 kN/m, uniform moving load of 42 kN/m and a concentrated live load of 9 kN, determine the maximum axial forces of the following: support reaction at E, members FB, FG and FC? C 4 at 8.0m D 1.75 m 4.25 m

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Problem 3. The truss is shown below.
a. Sketch the influence lines for the support reaction at E, members FB, FG and FC.
a.
If the truss is loaded with uniform dead load 25 kN/m, uniform moving load of 42 kN/m and a
concentrated live load of 9 kN, determine the maximum axial forces of the following: support
reaction at E, members FB, FG and FC?
B
4 at 8.0m
D
A
1.75 m
4.25 m

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