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Q5. A plane truss subjected to loading as shown in Fig. Q5. If P = (1500+ R) N, and A- (1200+ R) mm, determine the force in each member of the truss shown. State whether each member is in tension or compression, (R = last two digits of your roll number) Q6. A member has cross section area as shown in Fig. 06 Betermine the moment of inertia

Q5. A plane truss subjected to loading as shown in Fig. Q5. If P = (1500+ R) N, and A- (1200+ R) mm, determine the force in each member of the truss shown. State whether each member is in tension or compression, (R = last two digits of your roll number) Q6. A member has cross section area as shown in Fig. 06 Betermine the moment of inertia

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Q5. A plane truss subjected to loading as shown in Fig. Q5. If P (1500+R) N, and h = (1200+ R) mm, determine the force in each member of the truss shown. State whether each member is in tension or compression, (R = last two digits of your roll number) Q6. A member has cross section area as shown in Fig. 06 Determine the moment of inertia (L.) with respect to the given x-axis, if a(50+R) mm and b=(200-R) mm. (R-last-two digits of your roll number) M
Transcribed Image Text:Q5. A plane truss subjected to loading as shown in Fig. Q5. If P (1500+R) N, and h = (1200+ R) mm, determine the force in each member of the truss shown. State whether each member is in tension or compression, (R = last two digits of your roll number) Q6. A member has cross section area as shown in Fig. 06 Determine the moment of inertia (L.) with respect to the given x-axis, if a(50+R) mm and b=(200-R) mm. (R-last-two digits of your roll number) M
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