Engineering mechanics statics Q.1) A plane truss is loaded as shown in thefigure. What is magnitude of force in themember CD and is it in compression ortension100 N100 NBD2020v3(A) 692.82 N, compression(B) 692.82 N, Tension(C) 1385.64 N, Compression(D) 1385.64 N, Tension(E) No one of above write your answer20EA500 N20

use method of section cut a section xx Take moment about point C 500*20 +100*10 = FBD*203 FBD =…

Q.1) A plane truss is loaded as shown in the figure. What is magnitude of force in the member CD and is it in compression or 100 N 100 N B D 20 tension 20V3 (A) 692.82 N, compression (B) 692.82 N, Tension (C) 1385.64 N, Compression (D) 1385.64 N, Tension (E) No one of above write your answer - 20 20 E A C 500 N

Q.1) A plane truss is loaded as shown in the figure. What is magnitude of force in the member CD and is it in compression or 100 N 100 N B D 20 tension 20V3 (A) 692.82 N, compression (B) 692.82 N, Tension (C) 1385.64 N, Compression (D) 1385.64 N, Tension (E) No one of above write your answer - 20 20 E A C 500 N

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