Q11c. Determine the force in member ED.The length of members AB, AE and ED are each 6 m long as shown below. Assume for this trussstructure that the length of member BC = CD. The force F₁ acting at Joint B = 17 kN and forceF2 acting at Joint C = 6 kN andGive your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places.AAnswer:45⁰BF₁EF₂UD 11a. For the truss structure below, determine the support reaction RD at joint D.The length of members AB, AE and ED are each 6 m long as shown below. Assume for this trussstructure that the length of member BC = CD. The force F₁ acting at Joint B = 17 kN and forceF2 acting at Joint C = 6 kN andGive your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places.ACAnswer:45⁰BF₁EF₂D

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Q11c. Determine the force in member ED. The length of members AB, AE and ED are each 6 m long as shown below. Assume for this truss structure that the length of member BC = CD. The force F₁ acting at Joint B = 17 kN and force F2 acting at Joint C = 6 kN and Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places. AC Answer: 45⁰ B F₁ E F₂ U D

Q11c. Determine the force in member ED. The length of members AB, AE and ED are each 6 m long as shown below. Assume for this truss structure that the length of member BC = CD. The force F₁ acting at Joint B = 17 kN and force F2 acting at Joint C = 6 kN and Give your answer in kilonewtons (kN) to two decimal places. AC Answer: 45⁰ B F₁ E F₂ U D

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