### Structural Mechanics Truss Problem#### Question 2:Determine the reactions in supports B and C and the forces in all the members of the planar truss shown in the figure. Given data:- Load \( P = 4 \) kN- Length \( |BD| = |DC| = a = 6 \) m- Length \( |AB| = |CE| = b = 8 \) m#### Truss Details:The truss consists of the following segments:- AB- BD- DC- CE#### Truss Diagram Description:The truss diagram is a quadrilateral shape with joints labeled A, B, C, D, and E. The following points describe the layout and loads:- Joint A is connected to joint B and joint D. There is a horizontal force \( 2P \) acting to the right at joint A.- Joint B is connected to joint A and joint C. Joint B is positioned vertically below joint A connecting through segment AB.- Joint C is connected to joint B, joint E, and joint D. A force \( a \) (which is the length |BD| and |DC|) is seen denoting members BD and DC from joint B to C.- Joint D is connected to joint A, joint B, and joint C. Segment D is defined vertically with \( a \).- Joint E is at the rightmost bottom corner of the truss with a horizontal load \( 4P \) pointing to the left.- There is a vertical force \( P \) acting downwards at joint D.By solving the equilibrium equations for the truss, one should determine the reactions at supports B and C, as well as the forces in all the truss members (AB, BD, DC, CE).#### Equations:To determine the reactions and forces, apply the following equilibrium conditions for truss analysis:1. Sum of Forces in \( x \)-direction (\(\sum F_x = 0\)).2. Sum of Forces in \( y \)-direction (\(\sum F_y = 0\)).3. Sum of Moments about any point (\(\sum M = 0\)).This forms a system of linear equations that can be solved to find the required forces and reactions.

Question 2. Determine the reactions in supports B and C and the forces in all the members of the planar truss shown in the figure. P-4 kN, BD-DC-a-6 m, |AB|-|CE|-b-8 m. ABLBD, BD1DC, DCLCE 2P B 4P P a D a 6

Question 2. Determine the reactions in supports B and C and the forces in all the members of the planar truss shown in the figure. P-4 kN, BD-DC-a-6 m, |AB|-|CE|-b-8 m. ABLBD, BD1DC, DCLCE 2P B 4P P a D a 6

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