Q2/Determine the reactions and the force in each member of the trusses shown in Fig 2 using the metho of consistent deformations. D (5000 mm?) (5000 unm) 3 m (4000 mm) (5J00 mm) B (5000 mm) 100 kN 2 pancls at 4 m =8 m E= 200 GPa (4000 mm-)

Q2/Determine the reactions and the force in each member of the trusses shown in Fig 2 using the metho of consistent deformations. D (5000 mm?) (5000 unm) 3 m (4000 mm) (5J00 mm) B (5000 mm) 100 kN 2 pancls at 4 m =8 m E= 200 GPa (4000 mm-)

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Equilibrium and Support Reactions

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Q2/Determine the reactions and the force in each member of the trusses shown in Fig 2 using the metho
of consistent deformations.
D (5000 mm)
(5000 unm)
3 m
(4000 mm)
C
(5000 mm) B (5000 mm)
100 kN
2 pancls at 4 m 8 m
E= 200 GPa
mm-)
000
(日
1000

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