Q4) Calculate the force T in the cord at C needed to support the loaded truss. Also, find the forces in members AE, BD and BC. (Use: Joint Method) B 3 3 5 m 5 m 5 m 5 m E D 1500 N The forces T, AE, BD and BC are: E

Q4) Calculate the force T in the cord at C needed to support the loaded truss. Also, find the forces in members AE, BD and BC. (Use: Joint Method) B 3 3 5 m 5 m 5 m 5 m E D 1500 N The forces T, AE, BD and BC are: E

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find the forces in members AE, BD and BC. (Use: Joint Method)
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3
5 m
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5 m
5 m
E
1500 N
The forces T, AE, BD and BC are:

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